Prestige
| Titel: | Prestige / Henryk Domański |
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| Verfasser: | |
| Veröffentlicht: | Frankfurt am Main : Lang-Ed., 2015 |
| Umfang: | 167 Seiten ; 210 mm x 148 mm |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Schriftenreihe/ mehrbändiges Werk: |
Studies in Social Sciences, Philosophy and History of Ideas ; 14 |
| Einheitssachtitel: | Prestiz |
| ISBN: | 3631647271 ; 9783631647271 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Einführung/Vorwort
Inhaltstext Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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- Introduction
- p. 7
- Chapter I
- What is Prestige?
- p. 11
- Synthesis and Exchange: Two Basic Properties
- p. 11
- How does Prestige Differ from Other Social Relations?
- p. 18
- Differences Between Prestige and Other Norms: Empirical Illustrations
- p. 25
- Changing Grounds of Autonomy
- p. 31
- Chapter II
- Prestige: Sources and Varieties
- p. 33
- Personal, Positional, Situational and Institutional Prestige
- p. 33
- Two Illustrations
- p. 42
- The Monopoly on Honour in Feudalism
- p. 42
- The Duel: A Matter of Honour
- p. 49
- Sacrum: The First Cause of Prestige that Sociolgy has not Explored
- p. 53
- Chapter III
- Status Societies and Contract Societies
- p. 57
- Fundamental Change
- p. 57
- The Uses of Elitism
- p. 59
- The Various Shades of Prestige, or Postmodernism
- p. 62
- From Status Societies to Contract Societies
- p. 67
- Chapter IV
- The Content and Impact of Prestige Norms in Poland
- p. 69
- The Global Hierarchy
- p. 70
- Prestige as a Recompense
- p. 72
- Decrease in Evaluative Consensus
- p. 79
- Causes of Disintegration
- p. 83
- Prestige Fairs
- p. 87
- Temporary Anomie and Evaluation Patterns
- p. 89
- Chapter V
- How do Poles Define Prestige?
- p. 91
- Prestige as Defined by Farmers, Workers and the Intelligentsia
- p. 92
- Definitions of Prestige
- p. 103
- Personal Prestige
- p. 103
- Contexts of Personal Prestige
- p. 109
- Prestige of Position
- p. 111
- Something We Do Not Talk About: Conventional Prestige
- p. 112
- Occasional Prestige
- p. 115
- A Synthetic Dimension: Multiple Criteria
- p. 116
- Chapter VI
- The Subjective Relevance of Prestige
- p. 119
- Prestige vs. Wealth, Education and Power
- p. 119
- Do People Care about Prestige?
- p. 126
- Diminishing Others' Prestige
- p. 130
- Superiority and Inferiority
- p. 133
- The Relevance of Prestige: Conclusion
- p. 140
- Chapter VII
- Functions of Prestige
- p. 141
- Criteria of Prestige
- p. 141
- Proper Positions
- p. 141
- Access to Positions
- p. 142
- Personal Qualities
- p. 143
- The Hierarchy of Merits
- p. 145
- Prestige vs. Individual Needs
- p. 150
- Conclusion
- p. 153
- Bibliography
- p. 157
- Index of Names
- p. 165
