 What is common in community is not shared values or common understanding so much as the fact that members of a community are engaged in the same argument, the same raisonnement, the same Rede, the same discourse, in which alternative strategies, misunderstandings,...  Village Governance in North China: 1875-1936 - 第 284 頁Huaiyin Li 著 - 2005 - 344 頁有限的預覽 - 關於此書
 | David Warren Sabean - 1984 - 266 頁
...plow team on their own. As a result, interdependence in production had to take quite different forms. What is common in community is not shared values or...misunderstandings, conflicting goals and values are threshed out. In so far as the individuals in a community may all be caught up in different webs of connection to... | |
 | Kristin Eldyss Sorensen Zapalac - 1990 - 316 頁
..."Grundwerte," p. 40. 24. Ibid. 25. Cf. Sabean, Power in the Blood, pp. 27-30, who argues (pp. 29-30): "What is common in community is not shared values...out. . . . What makes community is the discourse." And, most recently, Lyndal Roper, "'The common man', 'the common good', 'common women': Gender and... | |
 | Anne Walthall - 1991 - 284 頁
...or copying them; and finally the audience that reads or hears them. As David Warren Sabean has said, "What is common in community is not shared values...community are engaged in the same argument, . . . the same discourse, in which alternative strategies, misunderstandings, conflicting goals, and values are threshed... | |
 | Gavin Smith - 2023 - 300 頁
...existed among Huasicanchinos was of the kind described well by Sabean (1984: 29-30): "What is shared in community is not shared values or common understanding,...community are engaged in the same argument, the same raisonement, the same Rede, the same discourse, in which alternative strategies, misunderstandings,... | |
 | J. M. Neeson - 1993 - 402 頁
...and connects them. David Sabean has argued that it is exactly this argument that defines community: What is common in community is not shared values or...misunderstandings, conflicting goals and values are threshed out.s: Argument, then. far from preventing the effective regulation of agriculture, is an index of... | |
 | Laura Henigman - 1999 - 256 頁
...point of view, then, community exists, where not just love but also frustration and anger exist. . . . What is common in community is not shared values or...raisonnement , the same Rede, the same discourse, in which alternate strategies, misunderstandings, conflicting goals and values are threshed out. . . . What... | |
 | Alexandra Shepard, Phil Withington - 2000 - 292 頁
...by paying attention to competing discourses and strategies of power. 26 According to David Sabean, what is 'common in community is not shared values...members of a community are engaged in the same argument ... in which alternative strategies, misunderstandings, conflicting goals and values are thrashed out'.... | |
 | Peter Karsten - 2002 - 584 頁
...valued law when exercised against those he hated. - Anthony Trollope, Harry Heathcole ofGangoil (1873) What is common in community is not shared values or...members of a community are engaged in the same argument . . . , in which alternative strategies, misunderstandings, conflicting goals and values are threshed... | |
 | John Roderick Hinde - 2003 - 296 頁
...continual effort, as it were, to ensure that everyone is on the same page. As one historian has argued: "What is common in community is not shared values...community are engaged in the same argument ... the same discourse, in which alternative strategies, misunderstandings, conflicting goals and values are threshed... | |
 | Bruce Mazlish - 2004 - 204 頁
...instance comes from a scholar studying early modern Germany and what he calls community. In his view, "what is common in community is not shared values or common understanding so much as the fact that the members of a community are engaged in the same argument, the same raisonnement, the same Rede,... | |
| |
