Social and cultural dynamics

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Social and cultural dynamics
Autor: Pitirim A Sorokin (Pitirim Aleksandrovich) 1889-1968
Assuntos: Civilization -- Philosophy; History -- Philosophy; Culture; Civilization; History; CIVILIZAÇÃO (FILOSOFIA); HISTÓRIA (FILOSOFIA); CULTURA
Notas: Vol. 1 includes bibliographies
Descrição: v. 1. Fluctuation of forms of art: Part one: Forms and problems of cultural integration and methods of their study -- Ideational, sensate, idealistic, and mixed systems of culture -- Concrete illustrations of the chief types of culture mentality -- Sociocultural fluctuations: concept and forms of sociocultural process -- Part two: Fluctuations of ideational, idealistic, and sensate forms of art: Is there any uniform sequence in the flourishing of various arts in the history of any given cuture? Preliminary critical survey of theories of the subject -- Is the curve of art development uniformly similar in various sociieties and cultures? Preliminary critical survey of the subject (continued) -- Ideational, sensate (visual), and mixed (idealistic, cubistic, and other) styles in art: painting and sculpture -- Recurrence in social space and fluctuation in time of the idealional, visual, and mixed styles in painting and sculpture (qualitative outline) -- Recurrence in social space and fluctuation in time of the idealional, visual, and mixed styles in painting and sculpture (qualitative outline) (continued) -- Qjalitative description of the fluctuations o fthe main styles and their satellites in the painting and sculpture of Western Europe --Fluctuation of ideational and visual forms of architecture -- Fluctuation of ideational, sensate, and mixed forms of music -- Fluctuation of ideational and mixed forms of literature and criticism.
v. 2. Fluctuation of systems of truth, ethics, and law.: Part one: Fluctuation of ideational, idealsitic, and sensate systems of truth and knowledge (wissenssoziologie) : Fluctuation of ideational, idealistic, and sensate systems of truth and knowledge (Quantative) -- Qualitative clarification of the fluctuation of the systems of truth and knowledge -- Movements of scientific discoveries and technological inventions -- Fluctuation of "First Principles" : I: Fluctuation of idealism and materialism -- Fluctuation of "First Principles" : II: Fluctuation of eternalistic and temporalistic mentality -- Fluctuation of "First Principles" : III: Fluctuation of the iinfluence of realism, conceptualism, and nominalism -- Fluctuation of "First Principles" : IV: Fluctuation of the influence of sociological universalism and singularism -- Fluctuation of "First Principles" : V: Fluctuation of realistic, nominalistic, and mixed conceptions of the juridiscal personality: corporations and institutions -- Fluctuation of "First Principles" : VI: Fluctuation of the influence of deterministic and indeterministic mentalities -- Fluctuation of "First Principles" : VII: Fluctuation of the linear, cyclical, and mixed conceptions of the cosmic, biological, and sociocultural processes -- Fluctuation of the basic categories of human thought: casuality, time, space, number -- Fluctaton of general and special scientific theories --Part two: Fluctuation of ideational and sensate forms of ethical and juridical culture mentality (dynamic of ethical values): Fluctuation of ideational, sensatem and mixed sysems of ethics in the Greco-Roman and Western cultures -- Fluctuation of absolutism of absolutism and relativism, optimism and pessimism, in ethicophilosophical thought -- Fluctuation of ethicojuridical mentality in criminal law.
v 3. Fluctuation of social relationships, war, and revolution: Part one: Types and fluctuation of the systems of social relationships: Familistic, contractual, and compulsory relationships and systems of interaction (groups) -- Fluctuation of the familistic, contractual, and compulsory relationships in the life process of the main European social groups: I: From the Carolingian society to the Fourteenth Century -- Fluctuation of the familistic, contractual, and compulsory relationships in the life process of the main European social groups: II: From the Fourteen to the Twentieth Century -- General conclusions concerning the fluctuation of the forms of social relationships in Western society -- Fluctuation of theocratic (ideational) and secular (sensate) forms of government and leadership -- Fluctuation of ideational and sensate liberty -- Fluctuation of systems of social relationships in their quantitative aspects. ("Rarefaction" and "Condensation" of the network of organized social groups. Their oscillations between totalitarianism and the Laissez Faire. Expansion and contraction of government control and regulation. Migration of social relationships -- Fluctuation of economic conditions -- Part two: Fluctuation of war in the intergroup relationships: Fluctuation of war in the history of Greece, Rome, and Europe: I: Methodological -- Fluctuation of magnitude of war in the history of Greece, Rome, and Europe: II: Absolute figures -- Summary and main results -- Part three: Fluctuation of internal disturbances in intragroup relationships: Fluctuation of internal disturbances in the history of Greece, Rome, and Europe: Methodological -- Movement of internal disturbances by countries -- Summary of main results -- Part four: Culture, personality, and conduct: Relationship between types of culture and types of personality and behavior -- Postscript.
v. 4. Basic problems, principles, and methods: Part one: The sociocultural system and its properties: Peculiar nature of the empirical sociiocultural system versus pure causal and pure meaningful systems -- Empirical sociocultural systems: their structural and dynamic properties -- Composition and structure of the total culture of an area -- Part two: How culture changes: Does the total culture of an area chqnge in togetherness or independently in its varios parts? -- Genesis, multiplication, mobility, and diffusion of sociocultural phenomena in space -- The uniformities: synchronicity and temporal order in sociocultural change -- The uniformities: synchronicity and temporal order in sociocultural change (continued) -- Uniformities of rhythm and phases in sociocultural change -- Problem of periodicity of sociocultural rhythms -- Criticism of the metaempirical, cosmic, biological, and mixed theories of social rhythms and periodicities. Sociologistic theory of periodicity -- Tempo and tempo uniformities in sociocultural change -- Part three: Why and how of sociocultural change: Principle of immanent change of sociocultural systems and congeries --The principles of immanent change in the history of social thought and in contemporary research -- The "why" of sociocultural rhythms and swings. The principle of limit -- The problems of ever-linear, ever-new, and strictly circular sociocultural change -- The reason for the super-rhythm of ideational-idealistic-sensate phases in the Greco-Roman and Western supersystems of culture --The twilight of our sensate culture and beyond
Editor: New York Bedminster Press
Data de criação/publicação: 1962 [Ã1937
Formato: 4 volumes illustrations, portraits.
Idioma: Inglês

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