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Socio-cognitive mechanisms of belief change
2001
Cognitive Systems Research
In this article, generalized game theory (GGT) is used to conceptualize and explain key socio-cognitive processes in multi-agent interaction, in particular belief revision. ...
The theory is applied to multi-agent games, where the social relationships among actors, status and authority differences, the level of trust and expected honesty affect belief change -in large part by ...
On the more closely to some states of reality (self-fulfilling logic of theory change: partial meet contraction and revision processes may, of course, still go on). Distrust and functions. ...
doi:10.1016/s1389-0417(01)00014-6
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The Future of Learning 2025: Developing a vision for change
2013
Future Learning
and Tim Reader (Futurelab) . Special thanks must go to Richard Sandford for his leadership in theoretical and methodological issues and for his practical management at the heart of the project. ...
Acknowledgements This report is the result of the work of a large number of individuals and institutions, in particular, the members of the Beyond Current Horizons team at DCSF and Futurelab: ...
There are however, dangers of a moral hazard and of producing a self-fulfilling prophesy here, with a strong risk of undermining incentives and motivation. ...
doi:10.7564/13-fule12
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Page 242 of Canadian Journal of Sociology Vol. 27, Issue 2
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Canadian Journal of Sociology
Quality and Quantity: International Journal of Methodology, Vol 34: 379-406 2001 ‘Socio-cognitive Mechanisms of Belief Change: Applications of Generalized Game Theory to Belief Revision, Social Fabrication ...
, and Self-Fulfilling Prophesy.” ...
The future of the social sciences and humanities in the science of complex systems
2010
Innovation. The European Journal of Social Sciences
Scientists offer policy makers theories and predictions of social systems based on logical-deductive methods. ...
Thus the full theory of a science of complex systems has to provide a logical-deductive metatheory of the rhetorical and logical-deductive systems that make decisions and implement them. ...
Acknowledgement: I am very grateful to my colleague Matthew Cook for reading and patiently commenting on earlier versions of this paper, enabling me to correct some obvious conceptual errors. ...
doi:10.1080/13511610.2010.518422
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Foucault and Marxism: Rewriting the Theory of Historical Materialism
2004
Policy Futures in Education
Like Marxism, Foucault represents social practices as transitory and all knowledge and intellectual formations as linked to social relations and power. ...
Foucault's own conception of change, in fact, is represented in ways that are altogether different to Marx's approach, and ultimately supports localistic forms of resistance and specific forms of democratic ...
the practice of self, which would allow these games of power to be played with a minimum of domination. ...
doi:10.2304/pfie.2004.2.3.3
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Asian Social Science, Vol. 4, No. 7, July, 2008
2009
Asian Social Science
I would like to thank Dr. Margaret Rogers for her revision and suggestions to my article. ...
with sustainability, the environment and waste management, in general they were equally deficient in the different countries and factories. ...
Thus, to change individual's perception on social influence or pressure is to change his or her normative beliefs. ...
doi:10.5539/ass.v4n7p0
fatcat:3jtim7yi5nfgtih5iwepiqufyi
Killing the Field of Dreams: George W. Bush, Empire and Politics of Misrecognition
2019
Fast Capitalism
Reality and truth, decades of postmodern theory counseled, are contingent social constructions, all but obviating the category of raw cognitive error and the forms of ideology critique that draw on it. ...
A social application of this principle, moreover, is endemic to modern, American religious conservatism. ...
doi:10.32855/fcapital.200502.002
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Out of the Ordinary: Folklore and the Supernatural
1996
Western Folklore
It is then the extent to which the experiences and beliefs of these individuals affect those of others that is primarily governed by cultural mechanisms. I call this the experiential source theory. ...
The conventional expectation has long been that folk belief creates experience (and the illusory appearance of experience) in a self-fulfilling process, as when the believer dreams of a ghost and afterward ...
doi:10.2307/1500143
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Breaking the Magic Spell: Radical Theories of Folk and Fairy Tales
1982
Western Folklore
I am most grateful to Ken Cherry, Director of the University Press of Kentucky, who has been most supportive of my work and agreed to publish the second revised edition. ...
In the course of my work for this book, I have translated numerous poems, stories, essays and quotations. Unless otherwise indicated, all the translations which appear in the book are my own. ...
The play-belief necessary to join the game is belief enough." However, it can also be a search for belief or the disintegration of belief which impels author and reader to explore fantastic realms. ...
doi:10.2307/1499668
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Islam: A Challenge to Religion
1975
Journal of the American Oriental Society
Men all over the world should address themselves to the task of building up this social order, in which rests the hope of humanity. ...
The Quran, by granting to woman the status of a free responsible citizen, by placing the sexes on the level of complete legal equality, and by reducing sexual opportunity to the minimum,, is only seeking ...
No self is the exact copy or replica of any other self. In the realm of self, there is no room for duplication. No general laws are applicable to any self, which is a law unto itself. ...
doi:10.2307/599238
fatcat:pg2xo5wdmvg3xl4qkjfucgqwnm
The Postmodern Sacred
2010
Journal of Religion and Popular Culture
like game-shows 242 and ads. ...
Then, there is the self-referentiality of genre, in which a text points self-consciously towards its own generic features. ...
He points out that the Buddhist logic of "letting go" enables its practitioners to surrender to the inevitability of postmodern capital and to maintain the illusion of not participating in the game of ...
doi:10.3138/jrpc.22.1.007
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Whole Issue
2017
Ecozon@
In Our Aesthetics, her book of I Love Lucy Theory, Sianne Ngai demonstrates the power of kawaii, cuteness, in contemporary art. ...
This year, as part of my Dark Lord of Understanding gig, I asked the entire entering class to read Heller and respond to his claims. My favorite response began: "Humans are lazy. ...
theories of social production of both place and space. ...
doi:10.37536/ecozona.2017.8.2.2046
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Maritime Archaeology: A Reader of Substantive and Theoretical Contributions.:Maritime Archaeology: A Reader of Substantive and Theoretical Contributions
2000
American Anthropologist
As aresult, spatial cognition changed from the personal to the social and political. ...
Here, the application of a little (recent) social science theory really could make a difference. ...
doi:10.1525/aa.2000.102.4.911
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Exploring Ethnic Diversity in Burma
2010
Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia
My work on ethnicity is grounded in cognitive theory and more particularly in a cognitively based theory of social systems. ...
Yet this is in fact a traditional model of socio-cultural representation and should not be attributed to a form of Jinghpaw conspiracy theory. ...
Human Rights Foundation of Monland 9, iyluw cult, poles, [3] [4] Jenkins, Richard, 5, 37 Jinghpaw, 34, 4, [46] [47] [53] [54] 6, 63 65, 66, 67, . ...
doi:10.1355/sj25-2h
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Book Reviews
1994
NWIG
In Douglass's view, the family elite, whose sentiment-anchored beliefs and identity are intensely resistant to fundamental change, represents the principal locus for perpetuating salient forms of socially-defined ...
the ubiquity of rhetoric also begins in self-knowledge and moves toward generalization, following the route of the universalizing impulse it queries" (p. 225). ...
This compréhensive overview of predication in Guyanese Creole (GC) and Jamaican Creole (JC) will be of interest to creolists and generally to linguists, as well as to other Caribbean scholars. ...
doi:10.1163/13822373-90002657
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