The Sociologically Examined Life: Pieces of the ConversationThis lively and concise supplemental text uses analyses of everyday conversations and experiences to inspire students to think sociologically about society and about themselves as social actors. |
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... reason might be that sociological mindfulness doesn't seem like much fun . Who wants more rules for how to think ? As soon as there are rules , then we must worry about getting it right or wrong . So we might feel like saying , " Enough ...
... reason might be that sociological mindfulness doesn't seem like much fun . Who wants more rules for how to think ? As soon as there are rules , then we must worry about getting it right or wrong . So we might feel like saying , " Enough ...
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... reason to avoid deal- ing with feelings . We might say , " It's too bad that you feel hurt , but if you just think ... reason to avoid the unpleasant feelings that can be induced in us by others ' suffering . Sometimes it is our fear of ...
... reason to avoid deal- ing with feelings . We might say , " It's too bad that you feel hurt , but if you just think ... reason to avoid the unpleasant feelings that can be induced in us by others ' suffering . Sometimes it is our fear of ...
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... reason to be peacefully self - regulating . I am using reason here , for example , to argue for the importance of being emotionally responsive to others . A problem arises only when we use reason to avoid listening to others when we don ...
... reason to be peacefully self - regulating . I am using reason here , for example , to argue for the importance of being emotionally responsive to others . A problem arises only when we use reason to avoid listening to others when we don ...
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