Actor, Situation and Normative Pattern: An Essay in the Theory of Social Action
Talcott Parsons, Victor Lidz, Helmut Michael Staubmann
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Talcott Parsons, Victor Lidz, Helmut Michael Staubmann
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Written in 1939, this volume represents the first systematic revision of Parson's theory of action following the publication of The Structure of Social Action. It presents the distinctions among cognitive, affective, and moral dimensions of action systems that later were incorporated in The Social System. It also presents Parson's first formulations in functional theory.
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Written in 1939, this volume represents the first systematic revision of Parson's theory of action following the publication of The Structure of Social Action. It presents the distinctions among cognitive, affective, and moral dimensions of action systems that later were incorporated in The Social System. It also presents Parson's first formulations in functional theory.
Key concepts: Normative, Action (physics), Action theory (sociology), Epistemology, Social theory, Cognition, Psychology, Sociology