Buch(elektronisch)2020

Rethinking community through transdisciplinary research

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Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- 1.1 The Idea of Community in Western Philosophy from Aristotle to the Present -- 1.2 Previous Research on Community -- 1.3 Past and Present Community Practice -- 1.4 Chapter Survey -- 1.5 Towards Transdisciplinary Critical Community Research -- 1.6 Limitations and Outlook -- References -- Part I What Is Community? -- Chapter 2 Rethinking Sociological Perspectives on Community and Commonality: Contours of Micro-Sociological Community Research -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Nature and Constitutive Characteristics of Community -- 2.3 Matrix of Analysis -- 2.4 Empiricism of a Yoga Group -- 2.5 Outlook: Rethinking Community? -- References -- Chapter 3 Rethinking Anthropological Perspectives on Community: Watchful Indifference and Joint Commitment -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 'Joint Commitment' -- 3.3 Coordination -- 3.4 Visiting a Montreal Park -- 3.5 Watchfulness -- 3.6 Indifference -- 3.7 Staying Apart Together -- References -- Chapter 4 Diversity in Community: Rethinking Psychological Perspectives on Bridging Differences -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Challenge #1: Problematise the Assignment of People to Discrete Diversity-Related Categories -- 4.3 Challenge #2: Foreground the Social Arrangements that Shape How We Each Inhabit Social Identities and the Meanings We Attach to Group Memberships -- 4.4 Challenge #3: Articulate Specific Practices within Settings that Co-Create the Expression and Meaning of Differences -- 4.5 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5 Rethinking Philosophical Perspectives on Community: Prepositional Community -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 The Prepositional -- 5.3 Prepositional Community -- 5.4 What Is to Be Done? -- References -- Part II The Digital Age and Communities in Flux.

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Jansen, Bettina

Chapter 1. Introduction -- Part I. What Is Community -- Chapter 2. Rethinking Sociological Perspectives on Community and Commonality: Contours of Micro-Sociological Community Research -- Chapter 3. Rethinking Anthropological Perspectives on Community: Watchful Indifference and Joint Commitment -- Chapter 4. Diversity in Community: Rethinking Psychological Perspectives on Bridging Differences -- Chapter 5. Rethinking Philosophical Perspectives on Community: Prepositional Community -- Part II. The Digital Age and Communities in Flux -- Chapter 6. Rethinking Community in Communication and Information Studies: Digital Community and Community 'To Go' -- Chapter 7. Rethinking Community in Linguistics: Language and Community in the Digital Age -- Chapter 8. Rethinking Community in Migration Studies: Lessons from Transnational Families for Rethinking the Relationship of 'Community' and 'Society' -- Part III. Community between Social Empowerment and Exploitation -- Chapter 9. Rethinking Community in Disability Studies: Chosen and Ascribed Communities or Intersecting Communities and Communities in Conflict -- Chapter 10. Rethinking Community in Ageing Studies: The Rise of Community Capitalism in Times of Demographic Change -- Part IV. Community in the Arts -- Chapter 11. Rethinking Community in Literature and Literary Studies: The Secret Communal Life of Toni Morrison's Paradise -- Chapter 12. Image-Space and Space of Experience: Rethinking Community in the Cinema -- Chapter 13. Rethinking Community in Community Music: The Call, the Welcome, and the 'Yes' -- Chapter 14. Promoting the 'Peaceable Garden Culture of Religion': The Challenges of Growing Inclusive and Just Community from the Perspective of Theology and Religious Studies -- Chapter 15. Rethinking Community in a Sport for Development and Peace Context -- Chapter 16. 'A New We': Post-Individualistic Community-Based Initiatives as Social Innovations? Empirical Observations in Intentional Communities.