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George Herbert and Aristocratic Identity
"Chapter 1 examines Herbert's family's role in inculcating and maintaining Herbert's aristocratic status. This chapter also treats the influence of Westminster School and Cambridge University in fortifying class-consciousness. Chapter 2 explores ""The Church-Porch"" as Herbert's early attempt to …
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Theological Dualism in the Poetry of George Herbert.
<p>Theological dualism is a primary element in George Herbert's poetry. Poems such as "The Flower," "Affliction I," "Affliction V," "The Banquet" and "Love III" illustrate the necessary tension inherent in the polarity of theological dualism. Abstractions such as joy, grief, pleasure, pain, birth, …
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George Herbert Mead and Sociology: The Chicago Years
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Christopher Harvey and George Herbert, With a Critical Edition of Harvey's 'The Synagogue.'
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God in the Darkness: Mysticism and Paradox in the Poetry of George Herbert and Henry Vaughan.
… of mysticism appear in the poetry of both George Herbert and Henry Vaughan, the general consensus among critics has acknowledged the mysticism of Vaughan while ignoring its roots in Herbert's writings. Among the leading authorities on the poetry of Herbert, there has been a general tendency …
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Emotion, Conflict, Sociality: A Critique of George Herbert Mead's Social Self Theory from the Perspectives of William James and Karen Horney.
<p>George Herbert Mead constructed a brilliant theory of the self as a social phenomenon emerging from the interplay of linguistic symbols. While the persuasiveness Mead's theory remains, he provides an inadequate account of the significance of emotions and conflict for the development of the self. …
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The Garden of One Thousand Points of Light
… American cultural and political achievements and George Herbert Walker Bush, 41st President of the United States of America.
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Dimensions of Time and Social Togetherness
In his Philosophy of the Present, George Herbert Mead urges to "take time seriously." At the opening of the book he declares that "the present implies past and future, and to these we (Mead) deny existence." This leads to the basic proposition that time exists in the present only, and that past and …
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Re-Reading Mead: The Mind-Body Dilemma and Sociology
Despite the growing influence of the works of George Herbert Mead on the development of modern sociological theory, sociologists limit their reading of Mead to only a few of his many writings. Not only has this neglect led to a shallow interpretation of Mead, but it has also led to …
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Division I Female Soccer Players: Development of the Self Across Time and Interactional Groups
… of a transitory sense of self informed by George Herbert Mead's perspective with an emphasis on symbolic interaction. I have chosen as my sample group a division I female college soccer team in the eastern United States . My time as an assistant coach has given me access to the daily lives …
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George Herbert's restlessness: Spiritual fulfillment or spiritual estrangement?
… sixteenth and seventeenth centuries including George Herbert, Christopher Marlowe, and John Milton. Herbert's perspective alone differs from the others; George Herbert's perspective is framed in "The Pulley." His view that restlessness is a divine treasure is unique to him and is manifested in …
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The Religious Poetry of Christina Rossetti
… largest body of English religious verse since George Herbert.”</p> <p>The study has for its purpose an examination of the themes, sources, and images in Christina Rossetti’s religious poetry in order to show the relationship existing between them. Aside from the poems themselves, the Authorized …
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Narrating Identity: Career Soldiers Anticipating Exit from the British Army
… and pensionable endings. With reference to George Herbert Mead (1934; 1959) and Paul Ricoeur (1992) the research applies an inter-subjective conception of identity as forever a “becoming” rooted in social relations. By adopting this approach the thesis explores both gradual and dramatic …
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Intensitas ketidak jujuran akademik mahasiswa dalam evaluasi belajar
… dengan konsep proses penyesuaian diri, dan George Herbert Mead (1863-1931)dengan konsep proses sosial/sosialisasi, W. I. Thomas (1966) dengan konsep definisi situasi, Herbert Blumer (1969)dengan konsep pemaknaan/penafsiran, Georg Simmel (2002) dengan konsep keterkaitan kontrol sosial dengan …
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The I and the Me(dia): Social Hermeneutics, Media Audiences, and Cultural Theory
… theory of subjectivity, initially raised by George Herbert Mead and developed by a number of recent philosophers, as the basis for understanding practices of interpretation and self-formation by media audience members. In the final portion of the theoretical section of the dissertation, the …
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Social Structure and Interaction in Girls' Basketball: A Contribution to Socialization and Sport
… and public sport self. Discussion generated from George Herbert Mead's conceptualization of the 'generalized other' and the 'I-Me' interplay when applied to sport. Such revealed the impact of the social structure on sport interaction as well as the nature of the social self likely to be developed …
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The Chicago school: A metascientific study
… by the social psychological perspective of George Herbert Mead; and that they were an insular group with little direct involvement in, or long term impact on, the development of sociology in the United States. It is argued that sociological work at the University of Chicago was an integral …
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‘Becoming the teacher’ – self and teacher identity in the context of training to teach on a school direct salaried employment-based route
… interactionism and specifically the work of George Herbert Mead and Herbert Blumer. Whilst much has been written about teacher identity and the experiences of trainee teachers, there is a significant lack of literature which discusses the experiences of those who are employed specifically to …
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