1. Consumption According to Sociologists

2. Sociologists refer to it as the gauchais reaction.

3. The second question concerns scholarship: What kind of scholar is a sociologist or a type of sociologist?

4. Criminologists are technically referred to as sociologists

5. Interestingly neither of these two people were sociologists, though sociologists have carried out participant studies amongst homosexuals and criminal gangs.

6. Avtar Brah is a Ugandan-British sociologist

7. In a somewhat similar vein, sociologist J.

8. Many sociologists have regarded education as central in perpetuating inequality.

9. His mother was a sociologist, researching socialism.

10. She is married to sociologist Richard Sennett.

11. A Criminologist is simply a specialized sociologist

12. But among sociologists and psychologists it is heretical nonsense.

13. Gossip: sociologist on a mean and petty scale.

14. Sociologists have challenged the findings of criminologists on the behaviour of prisoners.

15. Data from psychologists and sociologists are quite persuasive here.

16. The sociologist has a habit of scratching his back.

17. John Ziman is a famous sociologist of science.

18. Criminologists face much the same demand as sociologists in general

19. Well, I have a grudging admiration for the advertising sociologists.

20. Sociologist David has studied school uniform policies since 19

21. Andrew Greeley is a widely respected sociologist of religion.

22. This village has been investigated by the American sociologist D.

23. Patricia Hill Collins - American feminist sociologist (Collins is her married name)

24. Sociologist Bibby, quoted previously, coined the phrase “religion à la carte.”

25. One of businesses of the sociologists is to study the social phenomenon.

26. Sociologists recognize that many aspects of our daily lives are structured by Consumption

27. The report is the joint work of an economist and a sociologist.

28. The sociologists believed that , the language is cultural promptness, simultaneously is reflecting the culture.

29. All this gave powerful ammunition to urban sociologists writing from the mid-1970s onwards.

30. Economists, sociologists, moral philosophers have understood that, and we are actively looking for collaboration.

31. Rather, the sociologist tries to clarify the complexity of the real world.

32. The French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu wrote many books about the social disparity in society.

33. The sociologist, Émile Durkheim introduced the notion of Anomie, while Karl Marx

34. Now, on other cultural anthropologists and sociologists who are consciously trying to avoid ethnocentrism.

35. Many sociologists would see these differences in life chances as a direct consequence of social stratification.

36. Thus, sociologists now talk about a “progressive wiping out” or “general erosion” of formal creeds.

37. “Low-road Capitalism,” the University of Wisconsin-Madison sociologist Joel Rogers has called it

38. Aligning and reAligning actions are part of sociologist Erving Goffman's dramaturgical perspective in sociology

39. Pierre Bourdieu ( 1930 - 2002 ) was a famous contemporary thinker, sociologist and culture theory critic.

40. The Wiconsin Sociologist, which I edited from 1970-19 is an academic journal and a newsletter.

41. Much of this work, by sociologists, ethicists and historians, has been critical, focusing on several related themes.

42. The BLS reported in 2018 that sociologists, including Criminologists, earned a median annual salary of $82,050

43. The term Altruism was coined by the French philosopher and sociologist Auguste Comte (1798 – 1857)

44. And some sociologists actually feel that it's a closure, it's a cocooning, that we're disengaging from the public.

45. The sociologists at Williamsburg compare cash benefits with the minimum wage and cite incentives for work and marriage.

46. However, most sociologists would argue that systems of racial stratification have a social rather than a biological basis.

47. By the 1950s some sociologists were confident that they had identified the key characteristics of capitalist society.

48. So despite the speculations of sociologists, television did not trivialize the news nor generate alienation and apathy.

49. Except for the historians and the sociologists of knowledge, the process of getting there is signally uninteresting.

50. Needless to say, most sociologists are reluctant to relax into this supine position - and with good reason.

51. Affluenza is a nifty little word that a clever sociologist created by mixing two different words together

52. Sociologist Vicki Abt said: “Lotteries play into the notion that rewards are unrelated to your efforts.”

53. Toohey, an architectural critic and sociologist who spends his life plotting the future establishment of a Collectivist society

54. Image by Mohan Trivedi/CC Licensed Ashis Nandy is a prolific political psychologist, sociologist, and cultural critic

55. The problem for the sociologist is that the situation is too familiar and is far from representative.

56. British philosopher and sociologist, Herbert Spencer was a major figure in the intellectual life of the Victorian era.

57. While I was there, I met two experienced correctional workers who were also researchers, an anthropologist and a sociologist.

58. Thus, when I was an urban sociologist I read in sociology and in the professional journals of town planners.

59. This volume will interest sociologists, historians, political scientists, and anthropologists who study Latin America, where several local Aristocracies have played powerful roles until recently

60. They include the writer's attitudes towards the events. As sources of evidence, the sociologist shares them with the historian.

61. Thus a practicing and craft sociologist is either empirically grounding sociological ideas or constructing them in some speculative process.

62. 19 The sociologist Scheff is probably the social scientist who has attempted the most thoroughgoing analysis of catharsis in social life.

63. Convulsed States will be of great interest to readers from seismologists to sociologists, from historians of Native America to historians of science

64. Amongst other things, the sociologist is interested in how and why some things come to be seen as social problems.

65. T he re is much derisive talk by clever sociologists and deconstructionists about the obsolescence of the ideal of A gentleman

66. At a rather more humble level of philosophical sophistication, sociologists of crime and deviance have built their theories on similar suppositions.

67. Side-by-side with the political philosophers was the work of the sociologists, represented in Britain most eminently by Ralf Dahrendorf.

68. Asylums: Essays on the Social Situation of Mental Patients and Other Inmates is a 1961 book by sociologist Erving Goffman

69. It leads, in the worst cases -- in the analysis of a sociologist like Emil Durkheim -- it leads to increased rates of suicide.

70. 23 None the less, the effort of the sociologists to exonerate welfare as a special cause of the ghetto crisis was statistically deceitful.

71. In a 1974 study of eighty families, sociologist Richard Gelles found more nonreligious than religious homes involved in expressions of violence.

72. None the less, the effort of the sociologists to exonerate welfare as a special cause of the ghetto crisis was statistically deceitful.

73. A half century ago the US sociologist David Riesman wrote a powerful treatise on modern alienation called The Loneliness of Crowds.

74. A case-study involves the in-depth study of a single example of whatever it is that the sociologist wishes to investigate.

75. Most sociologists of deviance have been so fascinated by the processes of defining deviance and becoming deviant that they have got over-excited.

76. French sociologist Edgar Morin stated: “All the foundations upon which morals are based —God, nature, homeland, history, reason— have lost their unquestionable nature. . . .

77. Harvard Sociologist David Riesman suspects that a majority of Americans have blithely taken to committing supposedly minor derelictions as a matter of course.

78. Still, the rise in Bartering is not emblematic of a total failure of the capitalistic marketplace, according to Frederick Wherry, an economic sociologist at …

79. He begins by examining the existing discourse about Conceptualizing privacy, exploring the conceptions of a wide array of jurists, legal scholars, philosophers, psychologists, and sociologists.

80. "There is a kind of false precision being hawked by people claiming they are doing ancestry testing," says Trey Duster, a New York University sociologist.