Postemotional Bully
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Postemotional Bully
Mestrovic, Dr. Stjepan
SAGE Publications Ltd
01/2015
136
Dura
Inglês
9781473907805
15 a 20 dias
Applying theories of 'post-emotionalism' to the issue of 'the bully' as a social type, this book includes case studies that focus on bullying and hazing, examined by the case of an American solider who committed suicide in Afghanistan, torture at Abu Ghraib, and the murder of a 23-year-old African-American inmate in a Southern state prison.
CHAPTER: 1 THE PROBLEM Defining bullying Force versus obligation: Revisiting Marcel Mauss's The Gift The forced gift-the connection to bullying CHAPTER 2: MODERNITY AS A BULLY Auguste Comte: positivism at war with theology Charles Darwin, emotions, and cooperation Durkheim's application of Darwin's insights Ferdinand Tonnies on the extinction of community Max Weber on the disappearance of charisma William James and the bullying inherent in vicious abstractionism The Chicago School of sociology and the movement from primary to secondary groups David Riesman and the society of sameness The battle hymn of the lonely crowd The Buffy television series as the Shakespearean drama of the postemotional age George Ritzer and the McDonaldization of society McDonaldization as the postemotionalization of Puritanism Postemotional charisma CHAPTER 3: POSTMODERNISM AS NEGATION OF THE GIFT Deconstruction: tear down, but do not rebuild Decentering: everything and everyone is marginalized The Marxist basis for postmodernism Walter Benjamin: the loss of aura, and simulacra The postmodern theme of disenchantment Truths are cut down to size CHAPTER 4: POSTEMOTIONALISM ILLUSTRATED Revisiting David Riesman and Marshall McLuhan on oral, written, and screen image societies Postemotionalism in Dostoevsky's "The Grand Inquisitor" Dostoevsky's Notes From the Underground The narrative in the film, Idiocracy, as an example of postemotional society The pharmaceutical control of emotions in The Giver and Equilibrium CHAPTER 5: ABU GHRAIB AND POSTEMOTIONAL SOCIETY The digital photographs, or screen image element The postemotional carry-over of Zimbardo's theory Postemotional soldiers as "fungible assets" The lawyers as fungible assets, and postemotional law The postemotional smile Holding back emotions, and reliance upon techniques Postemotional manipulation The scripted, postemotional society CHAPTER 6: DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY BULLYING Immediate desiccation of emotional import Disavowal by Johnny's parents Postemotional suicide prevention Definition of hazing What is the conduct of corrective training? Jury selection: over as soon as it started Racial slurs postemotionalized into nicknames and terms of endearment The social disorganization at the outpost CHAPTER 7: BEATEN TO DEATH Postemotional groupthink The dysfunctional social system that will not self-correct Postemotional anomie The postemotional panopticon CHAPTER 8 CONCLUSIONS: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
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Applying theories of 'post-emotionalism' to the issue of 'the bully' as a social type, this book includes case studies that focus on bullying and hazing, examined by the case of an American solider who committed suicide in Afghanistan, torture at Abu Ghraib, and the murder of a 23-year-old African-American inmate in a Southern state prison.
CHAPTER: 1 THE PROBLEM Defining bullying Force versus obligation: Revisiting Marcel Mauss's The Gift The forced gift-the connection to bullying CHAPTER 2: MODERNITY AS A BULLY Auguste Comte: positivism at war with theology Charles Darwin, emotions, and cooperation Durkheim's application of Darwin's insights Ferdinand Tonnies on the extinction of community Max Weber on the disappearance of charisma William James and the bullying inherent in vicious abstractionism The Chicago School of sociology and the movement from primary to secondary groups David Riesman and the society of sameness The battle hymn of the lonely crowd The Buffy television series as the Shakespearean drama of the postemotional age George Ritzer and the McDonaldization of society McDonaldization as the postemotionalization of Puritanism Postemotional charisma CHAPTER 3: POSTMODERNISM AS NEGATION OF THE GIFT Deconstruction: tear down, but do not rebuild Decentering: everything and everyone is marginalized The Marxist basis for postmodernism Walter Benjamin: the loss of aura, and simulacra The postmodern theme of disenchantment Truths are cut down to size CHAPTER 4: POSTEMOTIONALISM ILLUSTRATED Revisiting David Riesman and Marshall McLuhan on oral, written, and screen image societies Postemotionalism in Dostoevsky's "The Grand Inquisitor" Dostoevsky's Notes From the Underground The narrative in the film, Idiocracy, as an example of postemotional society The pharmaceutical control of emotions in The Giver and Equilibrium CHAPTER 5: ABU GHRAIB AND POSTEMOTIONAL SOCIETY The digital photographs, or screen image element The postemotional carry-over of Zimbardo's theory Postemotional soldiers as "fungible assets" The lawyers as fungible assets, and postemotional law The postemotional smile Holding back emotions, and reliance upon techniques Postemotional manipulation The scripted, postemotional society CHAPTER 6: DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY BULLYING Immediate desiccation of emotional import Disavowal by Johnny's parents Postemotional suicide prevention Definition of hazing What is the conduct of corrective training? Jury selection: over as soon as it started Racial slurs postemotionalized into nicknames and terms of endearment The social disorganization at the outpost CHAPTER 7: BEATEN TO DEATH Postemotional groupthink The dysfunctional social system that will not self-correct Postemotional anomie The postemotional panopticon CHAPTER 8 CONCLUSIONS: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
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