Search results for "Etiquette"

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Entre l’État et la chefferie simple : le complexe aristocratique de Vix/le mont Lassois

2021

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390 Customs etiquette & folklore930 History of ancient world (to ca. 499)[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory[SHS.ARCHEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryPrincipauté celtique390 Customs etiquette & folkloreVix-mont LassoisComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS
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Teaching and the dialectic of recognition

2004

Abstract In this article, the processes of recognition within education are discussed. Frequently, recognition is reduced to polite behaviour or etiquette. Another narrow view of recognition is, behaviouristically speaking, to regard it as mere feedback. We claim that authentic recognition is a different matter. Receiving recognition, as Charles Taylor has put it, is ‘a vital human need’. Educational practices are in many ways associated with the processes of recognition. In this article, we develop Axel Honneth's three-level theory of struggle for recognition. Subsequently, we introduce our ideas of positive and negative circles of recognition. At the level of the community, a positive cir…

Cultural StudiesDialecticTeamworkPolitenessmedia_common.quotation_subjectSolidarityEducationLabor relationsEtiquetteJob satisfactionIndustrial and organizational psychologyPsychologySocial psychologymedia_commonPedagogy, Culture & Society
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Combating Caustic Communication with Truth and Beauty: Christianity Today, Beautiful Orthodoxy, and US Culture

2021

Embedded within a discussion of problems of definition and demographics, this chapter, this chapter highlights how Christianity Today Inc., one of the foremost evangelical periodical publishers in the United States, used communication etiquette both to appoint itself leader and custodian of evangelicalism and as a means of distinguishing evangelicalism from US American culture. Taking the financial crisis of 2008 as an opportunity, Christianity Today Inc. implemented a new policy, “One CT,” to streamline its products and rebrand journalistic fairness as an evangelical maxim. This chapter uses editorial material and interviews to discuss the policy’s overarching vision of Beautiful Orthodoxy…

EtiquetteCulture of the United StatesAestheticsmedia_common.quotation_subjectPolitical scienceBeautyFinancial crisisMaximConvictionOrthodoxyChristianitymedia_common
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