Нейл Смелзер - Социология. Учебник

• Название: Социология. Учебник
• Автор: Нейл Смелзер
• Издательство: Феникс
• Жанр: Науки: разное
• Год: 1998
• ISBN: 5-7113-0109-8

Книга Н. Смелзера «Социология» представляет курс лекций по общей социологии для студентов высших учебных заведений.

Достоинство книги в том, что она написана максимально доступным языком и полностью соответствует содержанию курса «Социология», как он отражён в государственном стандарте, а потому данное учебное пособие может быть базовым по этому курсу.

Книга Смелзера также предназначена для широкого круга читателей и, в первую очередь, для предпринимателей и руководителей.

На русском языке это уже второе издание.

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Примечания

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Примордиальный — первичный, исконный. (Ред.)

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Ф.Теннис определяет Gemeinschaft (нем.) как общину, в отличие от Geselischaft — общества

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Ортодонт — стоматолог, выравнивающий зубы. (Ред.)

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Заранее формирующая предполагаемый идеал. (Ред.)

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Dead on arrival — доставлен (в больницу) мертвым. (Ред.)

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В русском разговорном языке мы называем такие организации учреждениями, административными управлениями и просто организациями. (Ред.)

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Э. Гидденс, один из видных современных теоретиков в области социологии, считает, что бюрократии должно быть уделено столь же важное значение в объяснении социальных и экономических процессов современных обществ, как и экономике, культуре и социальным отношениям. (A. Giddens. Social theory and modern sociology. Cambridge. Polity Press. 1987. Pp. 22–29.) Мощью партийно-хозяйственной бюрократии СССР во многом объясняются те трудности, которые претерпевают государства СНГ в процессе модернизации экономики и политической жизни (ред.)

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Американцы мексиканского происхождения

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В этом разделе произведены небольшие сокращения. — Ред.

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Термин «индеец» — неверное название, которое употребляли первые путешественники, намеревавшиеся высадиться в Ост-Индии. Термин прижился, и лишь недавно распространилось более точное название — «коренные американцы» (Примеч. авт.)

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От англ. «age» (эйдж) — возраст (Ред.)

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«Деноминация» — типично американское явление, выражающее стремление различных вероучений завоевать сторонников. К настоящему времени численность вероучений — деноминаций превышает две сотни наименований. (Ред.)

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Важно заметить, что когда «предсказанное» затопление не произошло, группа в большинстве своем не распалась. Было найдено «объяснение»: «среди нас находились неверующие, потоп наступит позже». Другие члены секты отказались от своей веры. Таким путем Л. Фестингер выявил одну из закономерностей разрешения когнитивного диссонанса. (Ред.)