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“Discovering culture” in interaction: solving problems in cultural sociology by recovering the interactional side of Parsons’ conception of culture
American Journal of Cultural Sociology - Tập 9 - Trang 293-320 - 2019
According to Lizardo (2016), the concept of culture, as it originated with
Parsons, is one of the “foundational notions” of modern sociology, such that
“the most basic theoretical debates in the discipline…now take place largely
under the auspices of ‘cultural theory.’” Unfortunately, to the extent that
contemporary conceptions of culture are traced to Parsons, contradictions in
cultural theory ar...
Recognizing chilliness: How schemas of inequality shape views of culture and climate in work environments
American Journal of Cultural Sociology - Tập 6 - Trang 125-160 - 2016
Why are some people more likely than others to recognize hostile or unfair
interactions in local environments such as their workplaces? We argue that
awareness of chilly climates is not simply a tally of instances of
discrimination but an interpretive process framed by cultural schemas of
inequality, deeply held cultural accounts of broad ascriptive group differences.
We contend that schemas of in...
A virus as an icon: the 2020 pandemic in images
American Journal of Cultural Sociology - Tập 8 Số 3 - Trang 451-461 - 2020
The 2020 coronavirus pandemic is puzzling from a visual point of view. There are
millions of photographs published about the crisis every day, yet we can see the
key actor, the virus, only in artistic representations. Most of us also have
very restricted access to central sites of the crisis, as intensive care units,
nursing homes, meat packing plants and prisons are often not available for
photog...
The limits of plot: Accounting for how women interpret stories of sexual assault
American Journal of Cultural Sociology - Tập 1 - Trang 289-320 - 2013
Although scholars have argued that plot is key to narrative’s effects, no one
has studied empirically how people interpret stories told along different
plotlines. This has left unexamined an important puzzle: how do time- and
place-specific beliefs intrude on the operation of plot genres in shaping
narrative’s meaning? On the basis of a survey and focus-group study of how women
interpreted first-p...
Attentional apartheid: spatial filters of ethno-national identity in Palestinian and Israeli mental maps of “Al-Quds” and “Jerusalem”
American Journal of Cultural Sociology - - 2024
What do Palestinian and Israeli Jerusalemites see and unsee in their city? What
epistemological prisms are used to construct and reify their ethno-national view
of place? How do these attentional frames “filter” the spatial information?
Tracing the phenomenological visibilities, invisibilities, and boundary-works in
local sketch-maps and mental maps of Al-Quds and Jerusalem, the present analysis
u...
Moving beyond production: Ron Eyerman and the cultural sociology of the arts
American Journal of Cultural Sociology - Tập 7 - Trang 247-259 - 2019
This paper celebrates Ron Eyerman’s contribution to the sociology of the arts.
Through a discussion of selected publications, I highlight the key arguments and
the themes running through this strand of his work to show how he both pointed
beyond production perspectives and secured a central place for art and music in
the strong program of cultural sociology. I also revisit his call for a
meaningfu...
The Kano Durbar: Political aesthetics in the bowel of the elephant
American Journal of Cultural Sociology - Tập 1 - Trang 125-151 - 2013
Political aesthetics deploy theatrical techniques to unite performers and
audience into a cultural community, thereby distracting from conflicts. The Kano
Durbar in northern Nigeria demonstrates how the aesthetics of power can promote
a place-based political culture. Although power in Kano rests on a wobbly
three-legged stool of traditional, constitutional and religious authority, the
status quo c...
Correction: The Winding Path, Smith, P. (2020) Durkheim and After: The Durkheimian Tradition, 1893–2020. Cambridge: Polity
American Journal of Cultural Sociology - Tập 11 - Trang 417-417 - 2023
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