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Team Identification and Football Culture

2015

The two previous chapters have shown the importance of identification with the main football clubs in Spanish football culture. While the first chapter presented the fact that 66.8 per cent of Spanish adults identify with a football club, the second — among other aspects — offered a description of the way these feelings of identification have evolved during the 20th century.

Football clubFootball teamFeelingmedia_common.quotation_subjecteducationApplied psychologyPersonal commitmentIdentification (psychology)FootballPsychologyhuman activitieshumanitiesmedia_common
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Participant Observation: The Personal Commitment in Native Life—A Problematic Methodological Topos

2020

While it is well known that fieldwork started long before Malinowski, it is equally well known that the ethnographic method based on participant observation has been, since the 1920s, taken as a foundation for anthropological research and for the scientific status of the knowledge acquired by its means. This essay has several purposes: highlighting some issues related to Malinowski’s theory and practice of research, which are full of implications not always grasped in their theoretical and methodological complexity; recalling some criticisms that have been put forward in the anthropological debate toward the notion of reflexive observation; discussing some uses and abuses of ethnographic pr…

ReflexivityEthnographyPersonal commitmentFoundation (evidence)SociologyParticipant observationDisciplineTopos theoryEpistemology
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Identificación con clubes y cultura futbolística en España. [Teams identification and football culture in Spain].

2013

Pese a la enorme relevancia del futbol en la sociedad espanola, algunas de sus pautas y procesos caracteristicos han sido poco examinados por la investigacion sociologica. Este articulo presenta una investigacion sobre la identificacion con los principales clubes de futbol en la sociedad espanola e incluye un analisis de los dos principales componentes de la cultura futbolistica de sus aficionados, esto es, la vinculacion y el compromiso personal con el club. El estudio se basa en una encuesta representativa de la poblacion espanola realizada en 2007 por el Centro de Investigaciones Sociologicas (CIS) que conto con una muestra de 2.473 entrevistas. Los resultados obtenidos ponen de manifies…

lcsh:Sportsconsumption patternsfootball culturePersonal commitmentfootball clubslcsh:Geography. Anthropology. RecreationSociological researchlcsh:Recreation. LeisurePhysical Therapy Sports Therapy and Rehabilitationlcsh:GV1-1860prácticas socialesteam identificationGroup identificationSpanish populationlcsh:GV557-1198.995cultura futbolísticalcsh:Gidentificación con clubessocial practices.Sociologyclubes de fútbolHumanitiespautas de consumoRICYDE. Revista internacional de ciencias del deporte
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Newcomers in the Workplace

2019

When newcomers enter a workplace, the focus is usually only on orientation and onboarding tactics, which aim to socialize newcomers into the workplace. However, it is through workplace relationships that newcomers make sense of their work tasks and create an understanding of “our workplace.” This chapter describes the processes of interpersonal communication in the workplace during a newcomer’s entry phase. Newcomers may face uncertainty regarding professional performance, relationships, job tasks, or membership. This uncertainty is managed by information-seeking strategies. In social interaction with others, newcomers construct their belonging through membership negotiation and identificat…

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