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  • Gia đình việt nam: một phân tích tổng quan tạp chí xã hội học

    • Authors: Hoàng Vũ Linh Chi (2023-11)

  • Bài viết tổng quan các nghiên cứu về gia đình Việt Nam trên Tạp chí Xã hội học từ năm 1997 đến nay, tập trung vào một số chủ đề chính và phương pháp nghiên cứu. Các nghiên cứu đều xác định gia đình là nền tảng của xã hội. Những thay đổi sâu sắc về cấu trúc, vai trò, quan hệ và giá trị gia đình đang diễn ra ở Việt Nam, bao gồm cả các thách thức như bạo lực gia đình và suy thoái giá trị gia đình truyền thống. Nghiên cứu Xã hội học gia đình giúp hiểu những thay đổi này cũng như xu hướng và tác động của chúng, từ đó góp phần vào việc định hình chính sách gia đình, bảo vệ và nâng cao chất lượng cuộc sống gia đình. tác giả chưa khám phá đầy đủ, về cấu trúc, vai trò, quan hệ gia đình và tác động của gia đình trong phát triển xã hội và cá nhân ở việt nam hiện nay.
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  • A new woman's journey into insanity: descent and return in the yellow wallpaper

    • Authors: Rula Quawas (2006)

  • In the nineteenth century, women, as agents of moral influence, were expected to maintain the domestic sphere as a cheerful, pure haven for their husbands to return to each evening. Both the North and the South, different as they were, agreed on one issue—the cult of true womanhood and domesticity. The new emerging middle-class women of the rising entrepreneurs of the North together with the Southern lady supported firmly the cult of true womanhood with its four attributes “piety, purity, submissiveness, and domesticity” (152).1 Put together they “spelled mother, daughter, sister, wife—woman” (Welter 152).
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  • Linking Trust to Trustworthiness

    • Authors: Onora O’Neill (2018)

  • Trust is valuable when placed in trustworthy agents and activities, but damaging or costly when (mis)placed in untrustworthy agents and activities...
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  • Continuities and changes of media construction of citizenship rights in China: the case of the People’s Daily, 1978–2012

    • Authors: Stephanie Na Liua; Tsan-Kuo Changb (2020)

  • Theoretical discussions about the Chinese citizenship rights suggest four distinctive aspects: rural-urban inequality, state-granted rather than natural born, socioeconomic rights prior to political entitlement, and collectivism overriding individualism. From a longitudinal and comparative perspective, this study examines how the most authoritarian party newspaper – the People’s Daily – has constructed the idea of citizenship rights and manifested the four characteristics between 1978 and 2012, covering the three administrations of Deng Xiaoping, Jiang Zemin, and Hu Jintao. Through content analysis and discourse analysis, we find that the official construction of citizenship rights enduringly employs instrumentalism to maintain the Party’s authority. Nevertheless, in each leadership, ...
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  • Chatting in a mobile chamber: effects of instant messenger use on tolerance toward political misinformation among South Koreans

    • Authors: Hyungjin Gill; Hernando Rojas (2020)

  • Amid growing scholarly interest in identifying potential explanations for the persistence of fake news from an international context, this study explores the relationship between instant messaging (IM) app use and attitudes regarding political falsehoods. Using a 2018 survey from a nationally representative sample of South Korean adults, path analysis reveals that network homogeneity indirectly predicts citizens’ tolerant attitudes toward misinformation, through frequency of real-time chat app use for political communication. This process is moderated by the perceptions we hold of our political discussion partners. These results further previous understanding of IM as an intimate political communication channel that may foster consonant belief systems. Implications of our findings ar...
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  • A superhero in Indian style and culture: Minnal Murali goes global

    • Authors: Suraj Kushe Shekhar (2023)

  • Indian cinema has always tried to emulate the stylish superheroes of the west like Spiderman, Batman, and various characters of marvel comics which take the audiences to space, time travel, glossy VFX, and unbelievable stunts. As a country, India has not tapped into the rich written content specific to India, which can translate into beautiful cinematic stories. While Indians look at the west to quench the superhero appetite, such as Spiderman, Ironman, Superman, Batman, etc., India still is at the infant stage to establish one’s superhero industry in the same genre.
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  • Searle on consciousness and dualism

    • Authors: Corbin Collins (1997)

  • In this article, I examine and criticize John Searle's account of the relation between mind and body...
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  • Common sense and Berkeley's perception by suggestion

    • Authors: Jody Graham (1997)

  • Significant attention has been paid to Berkeley's account of perception; however, the interpretations of Berkeley's account of perception by suggestion are either incomplete or mistaken...