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A Passion for Society: How We Think about Human Suffering (Volume 35) (California Series in Public Anthropology)
Author: Iain Wilkinson
Year: December 1, 2015
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A Passion for Society: How We Think about Human Suffering, Volume 35 (California Series in Public Anthropology) In this groundbreaking book, Arthur Kleinman and Iain Wilkinson offer a fresh perspective on human suffering and its impact on society. Through a critical examination of the historical development and current state of social science, they challenge the traditional approach to studying social suffering and instead advocate for an engaged social science that prioritizes caring for others. This thought-provoking work delves into the meaning of human suffering throughout history, exploring how it has evolved over time and how it continues to shape our moral and social conditions today. The authors begin by examining the origins of social science and its initial focus on addressing social suffering. They critique the professionalization of the field and how it has led to dispassionate inquiries that neglect the importance of caring for others. As they explore the problem of suffering, they reveal how social action through caregiving can revitalize the discipline and lead to greater understanding. By committing to establishing and sustaining humane societies, the authors argue for an engaged social science that combines critical thought with compassionate practice. Throughout the book, Kleinman and Wilkinson draw on a range of theories and cultural commentators to illustrate their points. They demonstrate how social suffering has been a driving force behind many significant advancements in society, from the civil rights movement to the fight against HIV/AIDS. By analyzing these movements, they show how caring for others has been a crucial factor in bringing about positive change.
A Passion for Society: How We Think About Human Suffering, Volume 35 (California Series in Public Anthropology) В этой новаторской книге Артур Клейнман и Иэн Уилкинсон предлагают свежий взгляд на человеческие страдания и их влияние на общество. Посредством критического изучения исторического развития и современного состояния социальной науки они бросают вызов традиционному подходу к изучению социальных страданий и вместо этого выступают за заинтересованную социальную науку, которая отдает приоритет заботе о других. Эта заставляющая задуматься работа углубляется в значение человеческих страданий на протяжении всей истории, исследуя, как они развивались с течением времени и как они продолжают формировать наши моральные и социальные условия сегодня. Авторы начинают с изучения истоков социальной науки и ее первоначальной направленности на решение социальных страданий. Они критикуют профессионализацию в этой области и то, как она привела к бесстрастным запросам, которые пренебрегают важностью заботы о других. Исследуя проблему страданий, они показывают, как социальные действия через уход могут оживить дисциплину и привести к лучшему пониманию. Взяв на себя обязательство создавать и поддерживать гуманные общества, авторы приводят доводы в пользу заинтересованной социальной науки, которая сочетает критическую мысль с сострадательной практикой. На протяжении всей книги Кляйнман и Уилкинсон опираются на ряд теорий и культурных комментаторов, чтобы проиллюстрировать свои точки зрения. Они демонстрируют, что социальные страдания были движущей силой многих значительных достижений в обществе, от движения за гражданские права до борьбы с ВИЧ/СПИДом. Анализируя эти движения, они показывают, как забота о других была решающим фактором в достижении позитивных изменений.
A Passion for Society : How We Think About Human Suffering, Volume 35 (California Series in Public Anthropology) Dans ce livre novateur, Arthur Kleinman et Ian Wilkinson offrent un regard neuf sur la souffrance humaine et leur impact sur la société. Par une étude critique du développement historique et de l'état actuel de la science sociale, ils remettent en question l'approche traditionnelle de l'étude de la souffrance sociale et défendent plutôt une science sociale intéressée qui donne la priorité aux soins des autres. Ce travail de réflexion s'approfondit dans le sens de la souffrance humaine tout au long de l'histoire, explorant comment elle a évolué au fil du temps et comment elle continue à façonner nos conditions morales et sociales d'aujourd'hui. s auteurs commencent par étudier les origines de la science sociale et son orientation initiale vers la solution de la souffrance sociale. Ils critiquent la professionnalisation dans ce domaine et la façon dont elle a conduit à des demandes impassibles qui négligent l'importance de prendre soin des autres. En explorant le problème de la souffrance, ils montrent comment l'action sociale par le biais des soins peut revitaliser la discipline et mener à une meilleure compréhension. En s'engageant à créer et à soutenir des sociétés humaines, les auteurs donnent des arguments en faveur d'une science sociale intéressée qui combine la pensée critique avec la compassion. Tout au long du livre, Kleinman et Wilkinson s'appuient sur un certain nombre de théories et de commentateurs culturels pour illustrer leurs points de vue. Ils montrent que la souffrance sociale a été le moteur de nombreux progrès importants dans la société, depuis le mouvement des droits civiques jusqu'à la lutte contre le VIH/sida. En analysant ces mouvements, ils montrent à quel point le soin des autres a été un facteur décisif dans l'obtention d'un changement positif.
A Passion for Society: How We Think About Human Suffering, Volumen 35 (California Series in Public Anthropology) En este libro pionero, Arthur Kleinman e Ian Will el kinson ofrece una visión fresca del sufrimiento humano y su impacto en la sociedad. A través del estudio crítico del desarrollo histórico y el estado actual de la ciencia social, desafían el enfoque tradicional del estudio del sufrimiento social y, en cambio, abogan por una ciencia social interesada que priorice el cuidado de los demás. Esta obra que nos hace reflexionar profundiza en la importancia del sufrimiento humano a lo largo de la historia, investigando cómo han evolucionado a lo largo del tiempo y cómo siguen moldeando nuestras condiciones morales y sociales de hoy. autores comienzan estudiando los orígenes de la ciencia social y su enfoque inicial para resolver el sufrimiento social. Critican la profesionalización en este campo y cómo ha llevado a peticiones impasibles que descuidan la importancia de cuidar a los demás. Al investigar el problema del sufrimiento, muestran cómo la acción social a través del cuidado puede revitalizar la disciplina y llevar a una mejor comprensión. Comprometidos a crear y mantener sociedades humanas, los autores esgrimen argumentos a favor de una ciencia social interesada que combine el pensamiento crítico con la práctica compasiva. A lo largo del libro, Kleinman y Wilkinson se basan en una serie de teorías y comentaristas culturales para ilustrar sus puntos de vista. Demuestran que el sufrimiento social ha sido el motor de muchos logros significativos en la sociedad, desde el movimiento por los derechos civiles hasta la lucha contra el VIH/SIDA. Analizando estos movimientos, muestran cómo la preocupación por los demás ha sido un factor decisivo para lograr un cambio positivo.
A Passione per la Società: How We Think About Human Suffering, Volume 35 (California Series in Public Antropology) In questo libro innovativo, Arthur Kleinman e Ian Wilkinson offrono una visione recente della sofferenza umana e del loro impatto sulla società. Attraverso uno studio critico dello sviluppo storico e dello stato moderno della scienza sociale, essi sfidano l'approccio tradizionale allo studio delle sofferenze sociali e invece sostengono una scienza sociale interessata che dà la priorità alla cura degli altri. Questo lavoro che fa riflettere approfondisce il significato delle sofferenze umane nel corso della storia, esplorando come si sono evolute nel tempo e come continuano a formare le nostre condizioni morali e sociali oggi. Gli autori iniziano studiando l'origine della scienza sociale e il suo obiettivo iniziale di affrontare le sofferenze sociali. Essi criticano la professionalità in questo campo e il modo in cui ha portato a richieste senza scrupoli che trascurano l'importanza di prendersi cura degli altri. Esplorando il problema della sofferenza, dimostrano come l'azione sociale attraverso la cura può rilanciare la disciplina e portare a una migliore comprensione. Con l'impegno di creare e sostenere società umane, gli autori sostengono la scienza sociale interessata, che combina il pensiero critico con pratiche compassionevoli. Durante tutto il libro, Kleinman e Wilkinson si basano su una serie di teorie e commentatori culturali per illustrare i loro punti di vista. Dimostrano che le sofferenze sociali sono state il motore di molti progressi significativi nella società, dal movimento per i diritti civili alla lotta contro l'HIV/AIDS. Analizzando questi movimenti, mostrano come prendersi cura degli altri sia stato un fattore decisivo per ottenere cambiamenti positivi.
A Passion for Society: How We Think About Human Suffering, Volume 35 (California Series in Public Anthropology) Arthur Kleinman und Ian Wilkinson bieten in diesem wegweisenden Buch einen frischen Blick auf menschliches id und seine Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft. Durch eine kritische Auseinandersetzung mit der historischen Entwicklung und dem aktuellen Stand der Sozialwissenschaft fordern sie den traditionellen Ansatz zur Erforschung des sozialen idens heraus und treten stattdessen für eine engagierte Sozialwissenschaft ein, die der Fürsorge für andere Priorität einräumt. Diese zum Nachdenken anregende Arbeit vertieft die Bedeutung menschlichen idens im Laufe der Geschichte und untersucht, wie es sich im Laufe der Zeit entwickelt hat und wie es unsere moralischen und sozialen Bedingungen heute noch prägt. Die Autoren beginnen mit der Untersuchung der Ursprünge der Sozialwissenschaft und ihrer anfänglichen Ausrichtung auf die Lösung des sozialen idens. e kritisieren die Professionalisierung in diesem Bereich und wie sie zu leidenschaftslosen Anfragen geführt hat, die die Bedeutung der Fürsorge für andere vernachlässigen. Indem sie das Problem des idens untersuchen, zeigen sie, wie soziales Handeln durch Pflege die Disziplin beleben und zu einem besseren Verständnis führen kann. Mit der Verpflichtung, humane Gesellschaften zu schaffen und zu erhalten, plädieren die Autoren für eine engagierte Sozialwissenschaft, die kritisches Denken mit mitfühlender Praxis verbindet. Im Laufe des Buches stützen sich Kleinman und Wilkinson auf eine Reihe von Theorien und kulturellen Kommentatoren, um ihre Standpunkte zu veranschaulichen. e zeigen, dass soziales id die treibende Kraft hinter vielen bedeutenden Fortschritten in der Gesellschaft war, von der Bürgerrechtsbewegung bis zum Kampf gegen HIV/AIDS. Durch die Analyse dieser Bewegungen zeigen sie, wie die Sorge um andere ein entscheidender Faktor war, um positive Veränderungen zu erreichen.
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Toplum İçin Bir Tutku: İnsan Acıları Hakkında Nasıl Düşünüyoruz, Cilt 35 (Kamu Antropolojisinde Kaliforniya Serisi) Bu çığır açan kitapta, Arthur Kleinman ve Ian Wilkinson, insan acıları ve toplum üzerindeki etkileri hakkında yeni bir bakış açısı sunuyor. Tarihsel gelişimin ve sosyal bilimin mevcut durumunun eleştirel bir şekilde incelenmesi yoluyla, sosyal acı çekmenin incelenmesine yönelik geleneksel yaklaşıma meydan okuyor ve bunun yerine başkalarını önemsemeyi önceleyen meşgul bir sosyal bilimi savunuyorlar. Bu düşündürücü çalışma, tarih boyunca insanın acı çekmesinin anlamını, zaman içinde nasıl geliştiğini ve bugün ahlaki ve sosyal koşullarımızı nasıl şekillendirmeye devam ettiğini araştırıyor. Yazarlar, sosyal bilimin kökenlerini ve sosyal acıları çözmeye ilk odaklanmasını inceleyerek başlarlar. Alandaki profesyonelleşmeyi ve başkalarına bakmanın önemini ihmal eden tarafsız taleplere nasıl yol açtığını eleştiriyorlar. Acı çekme konusunu araştırarak, bakım verme yoluyla sosyal eylemin disiplini nasıl canlandırabileceğini ve daha iyi anlaşılmasına nasıl yol açabileceğini gösteriyorlar. Yazarlar, insancıl toplumlar yaratmayı ve sürdürmeyi taahhüt ederek, eleştirel düşünceyi şefkatli uygulama ile birleştiren meşgul bir sosyal bilimi savunuyorlar. Kitap boyunca Kleinman ve Wilkinson, noktalarını göstermek için bir dizi teori ve kültürel yorumcudan yararlanıyor. Sosyal acıların, sivil haklar hareketinden HIV/AIDS'e karşı mücadeleye kadar toplumdaki birçok önemli ilerlemenin arkasındaki itici güç olduğunu göstermektedir. Bu hareketleri analiz ederek, başkalarına özen göstermenin olumlu değişime ulaşmada kritik bir faktör olduğunu gösterirler.
شغف بالمجتمع: كيف نفكر في المعاناة الإنسانية، المجلد 35 (سلسلة كاليفورنيا في الأنثروبولوجيا العامة) في هذا الكتاب الرائد، يقدم آرثر كلاينمان وإيان ويلكينسون منظورًا جديدًا للمعاناة الإنسانية وتأثيرها على المجتمع. من خلال الدراسة النقدية للتطور التاريخي والحالة الحالية للعلوم الاجتماعية، فإنها تتحدى النهج التقليدي لدراسة المعاناة الاجتماعية وبدلاً من ذلك تدعو إلى علم اجتماعي مشارك يعطي الأولوية لرعاية الآخرين. يتعمق هذا العمل المثير للتفكير في معنى المعاناة الإنسانية عبر التاريخ، ويستكشف كيف تطورت بمرور الوقت وكيف تستمر في تشكيل ظروفنا الأخلاقية والاجتماعية اليوم. يبدأ المؤلفون بفحص أصول العلوم الاجتماعية وتركيزها الأولي على حل المعاناة الاجتماعية. إنهم ينتقدون الاحتراف في الميدان وكيف أدى ذلك إلى طلبات نزيهة تتجاهل أهمية رعاية الآخرين. من خلال استكشاف قضية المعاناة، تظهر كيف يمكن للعمل الاجتماعي من خلال تقديم الرعاية أن يعيد تنشيط الانضباط ويؤدي إلى فهم أفضل. من خلال الالتزام بإنشاء مجتمعات إنسانية والحفاظ عليها، يجادل المؤلفون من أجل علم اجتماعي منخرط يجمع بين الفكر النقدي والممارسة الرحيمة. في جميع أنحاء الكتاب، اعتمد كلاينمان وويلكينسون على عدد من النظريات والمعلقين الثقافيين لتوضيح نقاطهم. وهي تبين أن المعاناة الاجتماعية كانت القوة الدافعة وراء العديد من أوجه التقدم الهامة في المجتمع، من حركة الحقوق المدنية إلى مكافحة فيروس نقص المناعة البشرية/الإيدز. من خلال تحليل هذه الحركات، تظهر كيف كان الاهتمام بالآخرين عاملاً حاسمًا في تحقيق التغيير الإيجابي.

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