Index

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Šubrt, J. (2023), "Index", The Sociological Inheritance of the 1960s: Historical Reflections on a Decade of Changing Thought, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 103-107. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80382-805-320231014

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INDEX

Abstracted empiricism

, 60

Action, social action

, 30–31, 38, 64–65, 72, 91–92

Adaptation

, 31

Affluent Society, The

, 3

Age of high mass consumption

, 3

AGIL scheme

, 32

Alienation

, 83

American culture

, 92

American neo-positivist sociology

, 15

American sociology

, 14–15

Anomie

, 74

Archaeology of knowledge method

, 28

Art of action

, 63

Authoritarian regimes

, 81

Background expectations

, 65

Banality of evil

, 76

Behaviourism

, 15–16, 50

Breaching demonstrations

, 65

Bureau of Applied Social Research (BASR)

, 16

Capital (Marx)

, 27–28

Capitalism

, 7, 33

Chain Wars, The (Aron)

, 7

Civil rights movement

, 43

Civil society

, 33

Class and Class Conflict in Industrial Society (Dahrendorf, 1959)

, 47

Class(es)

, 35–41, 43, 47–49, 59–60, 74, 82, 84, 89, 92

Class struggle

, 49

Cold War

, 87

‘Cold’ media

, 54

Coming Crisis of Western Sociology, The

, 33

Coming of Post-Industrial Society: A Venture in Social Forecasting, The (1999 (1973))

, 8

Communication

, 52

research

, 26

Communist ideology

, 5

Communist society

, 5

Communitarianism

, 10

Conflict and Defense: A General Theory (Boulding)

, 50

Conflicts

, 43, 74

functions and dysfunctions

, 44–47

management

, 45

moderating

, 47–49

perspectives

, 49–50

Constructivism

, 63–64, 69, 73

Consumer terror

, 6

Consumerism

, 6

Convergence theory

, 8

Counterculture

, 57n2–3

Creative imagination

, 58

Crisis

, 88–89

Critical theory of Frankfurt School

, 7, 82

Cult of personality

, 85

Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism, The (1976)

, 8

Cultural sociology

, 33

Cultural system

, 32

Cultural values

, 84

Culture

, 4

Culture industry

, 6

Cybernetics

, 29–30

Decolonisation process

, 81

Democracy

, 33

Democracy and totalitarianism (Aron)

, 7

Democratic revolution

, 11

Depth sociology

, 34

Deutschen Gesellschaft für Soziologie (DGS)

, 6

Dialectic of Enlightenment

, 6

Drive to maturity

, 3

Duality

, 91

Dysfunction

, 74

Economics

, 4

processes

, 36

Educational revolution

, 11

Eighteen Lectures on Industrial Society

, 8

Electronic media

, 54–55

age

, 55–56

Emancipatory cognitive interest

, 61–62

Empirical-analytical sciences

, 61

End of Ideology: On the Exhaustion of Political Ideas in the Fifties, The (Bell, 1988 (1960))

, 8

Episteme

, 28

Ethnomethodology

, 64–65

Evaluation-free sociology

, 23

Evaluative conception

, 38

Exchange of goods and services

, 27

Existentialism

, 76–77

Experimentation on models

, 27

structures of expectation

, 64–65

Falsification

, 17–18

Feedback

, 52

Feminine Mystique, The

, 81

Foundations of Sociology

, 19

Four-function paradigm

, 31

Frankfurt School

, 5

French intellectuals

, 7

French social sciences

, 27

French sociology

, 41

Function

, 26, 73

Functional theory

, 31

Functionalism

, 29–30, 90

Functionalist explanatory models

, 73

General theory of systems

, 29–30

Gesellschaft und Freiheit

, 47

Goal attainment

, 31

Grand theory

, 60

Great Schism, The (Aron)

, 7

Hegel’s dialectics

, 7

Holism

, 71

‘Hot’ media

, 54

Human and civil liberties and rights

, 33

Human freedom

, 71

existentialism

, 76–77

life as theatre performance

, 74–75

mask

, 75–76

social role

, 71–73

Hypodermic needle model

, 53

Ideological legacy

, 60

Ideologies

, 8–9

Imagination

, 57

Impression management

, 66

Inclusion

, 32

Index of Status Characteristics (ISC)

, 37

Individualism

, 71

Inductive process

, 27

Industrial revolution

, 11

Industrial society

, 5, 7–9

Industrialism

, 9, 33

Interaction(s)

, 20, 31, 45, 64–67, 73

Interaction order

, 66

Integration

, 31

Interpretative sociology

, 19n7, 73

Invariants

, 26–27

Iron Curtain

, 3–4, 88

Knowledge society

, 8–10

L’archéologie du savoir–The Archaeology of Knowledge (2002)

, 28

Labour productivity

, 6

Late capitalism

, 6–7

Latent functions

, 31

Latent interests

, 47

Latent pattern maintenance

, 31

Life as theatre performance

, 74–75

Lifestyle

, 4

Linear process

, 2

London School of Economics (LSE)

, 30, 47

Lonely Crowd, The

, 51

Looking-glass Self

, 72

Lundberg’s theory

, 19

Magic bullet theory

, 53

Manipulative control

, 83

Market research

, 16

Marx’s analysis of capitalism

, 6

Marxism

, 2, 7, 77

Marxism–Leninism

, 49

Marxist ideology

, 7

Marxist intellectuals

, 7

Marxist-Leninist sociology

, 22

Mask

, 75–76

Mass communication

, 51

electronic media age

, 55–56

in mass society

, 52–53

Medium, The

, 54

Mass consumption

, 51

Mass culture

, 51, 53

Mass entertainment

, 51

Mass media

, 51

Mass persuasion

, 51

Mass production

, 51

Mass society

, 51

Medium, Medium, The

, 54–55

Message exchange

, 27

Metaphysics

, 15–16

Methodological individualism

, 20

Middle-range theories

, 21

Mills’ Trilogy

, 59–61

Modern, contemporary societies

, 32

Modern society

, 2, 5, 11

Modernisation development

, 33

Modernisation theory

, 10–11

Modernity

, 10–11

Multi-paradigmatic science

, 14

Mutual conditionality

, 28

Nationalism

, 56

Natural science

, 15

Negative Dialectics (Adorno)

, 7

Neo-positivism

, 15

Neo-positivists

, 22

sociology

, 15–16

New Class, The

, 39

New Industrial State, The

, 3

Non-evaluative sociology

, 23

Normal science

, 13

Normalisation

, 86–87

One-Dimensional Man (Marcuse)

, 82–84

Operationalisation

, 16–17

Opium of intellectuals (Aron)

, 7

Order of Things, The (Foucault)

, 28

Paradigm

, 13–14

Period of alphabet and printing press

, 55

Personal Influence

, 53n3

Pfade aus Utopia

, 47

Phenomenological sociology

, 64, 67

Phenomenology

, 66

Philosophical positivism

, 15

Philosophical-critical science

, 61–62

Positivism

, 15–16

behaviourist positions

, 19–20

sociological theory

, 18–19, 21

sociology modelled on natural sciences

, 14–16

value neutrality

, 22

Post-industrial society

, 9–10

Post-structuralism

, 28

Practical cognitive interest

, 61

Prague Spring

, 40n11, 82, 84–86

Pre-alphabetic period

, 55

Pre-industrial societies

, 9

Primary socialisation

, 68

Primitive societies

, 32

Psychoanalytic approaches

, 82

Psychologism

, 20

Quantitative methodology

, 37

Radical feminism

, 81

Realistic conflicts

, 46

Reformation

, 56

Regions

, 66

Revolutionary critical theory

, 84

Role conflict

, 74

Role distance

, 78

Role entrapment

, 74

Role-playing

, 74

Roles

, 73–74

Rostow’s model

, 2–3

Scapegoating

, 46

Science

, 4, 13, 83

Scientific imagination

, 57

Scientific laws

, 15

Scientific revolution

, 14

Secondary socialisation

, 68

Secularisation theory

, 67n5

Situationism

, 75n2

Six-level status hierarchy

, 40

Sociability

, 34

Social Behavior: Its Elementary Forms (1961)

, 20

Social action

, 38, 64, 91

Social classes

, 36–38

Social conflicts

, 44, 48

Social dynamics

, 14

Social inequalities

, 36

Social interactions

, 20

Social Mobility

, 36

Social order

, 62, 68

Social organisation

, 8

Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy, The

, 50

Social psychology

, 73

Social reality

, 31, 34, 67–69

Social role

, 71–74, 77–78

Social sciences

, 19–20, 26

Social space

, 36–37

Social stratification

, 36–37

Social structure

, 26, 35

Social System, The

, 31

Social theory

, 18, 90

Social Theory and Social Structure

, 18

Socialisation

, 68, 72

Societal community

, 32

Societal knowing

, 10

Societies

, 5, 27, 68

industrial society

, 7–8

knowledge society

, 8–10

late capitalism

, 6–7

modernisation theory

, 10–11

Societies: Evolutionary and Comparative Perspectives (Parsons)

, 32

Sociological constructivism

, 63

constructing and maintaining social reality

, 67–69

life on stage and behind scenes

, 66–67

Sociological imagination, need for

, 59–60

Sociological knowledge

, 14

Sociological research

, 15

Sociological theory

, 18–21, 43

Sociological thinking

, 1, 5, 71

Sociology

, 1–2, 5, 14, 34–35, 61, 89, 93

from behaviourist positions

, 19–20

of knowledge

, 67n6

modelled on natural sciences

, 14–16

of work and leisure

, 40–41

Soviet sociology

, 49

Soziale Klassen und Klassenkonflikt (Dahrendorf, 1957)

, 47

Stages of Economic Growth: A Non-Communist Manifesto, The

, 2

Status

, 71n1, 72

Stock of knowledge

, 72

Stratification

, 36–37

inequalities

, 37

Structural functionalism

, 19, 30, 73

Structuralism

, 26–29

Structuration theory

, 91

Structures

, 26

Symbolic interactionism

, 64, 66

Symbolic universes

, 68

System of Modern Societies, The (Parsons)

, 32

Systems

, 25

development and change

, 32–33

structures and functions

, 30–32

theory

, 29, 50

Take-off

, 3

Technetronic society

, 9

Technical cognitive interest

, 61

Technical rationality

, 83

Technology

, 4, 83

Theoretical knowledge

, 10

Theory of modernisation

, 11

Towards a Society of Leisure (Dumazedier)

, 41

Traditional society

, 3

Transitive societies

, 32

Trust

, 2–3

Typifications

, 72

University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

, 64

Unorthodox neo-Marxism

, 82

Unrealistic conflict

, 46

Value Free sociology

, 22–23

Value neutrality

, 22

Vienna Circle

, 16–17

Violence

, 48

Weberian individualism

, 71

West German sociology

, 6

Western sociology

, 5, 21

Western type of industrial society

, 8

Work

, 1, 3, 6, 13, 34, 40–41, 44, 58, 83

Yankee City, The

, 37