 | William Isaac Thomas, Florian Znaniecki - Peasantry - 1918 - 548 pages
...future the terms "social values" ^or simply "values") and "attitudes." ""/By a ^daT^^bwe understand ajiy datum having an empirical content accessible to the...regard to which it is or may be an object of activity^ _Thus. a foodstuff. an instrument. a coin, a piece of poetry, a university, a myth, a scientific theory,... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1918 - 718 pages
...terms " value " and " attitude." A value is any datum, such as a coin or a university, which has " an empirical content accessible to the members of...regard to which it is or may be an object of activity," while an attitude is a " process of individual consciousness which determines real or possible activity... | |
 | Emory Stephen Bogardus - Social psychology - 1924 - 504 pages
...consciousness which determines real or possible activity of the individual in the social world," and a value is "any datum having an empirical content accessible...regard to which it is or may be an object of activity." When anything acquires a meaning it becomes thereby a social value.8 The 1 The Polish Peasant in Europe... | |
 | Daniel Harrison Kulp - Social sciences - 1925 - 288 pages
...attitude and value or vice versa Attitude oc -attitude and value or vice versa d. Definition of terms: "By a social value we understand any datum having...regard to which it is or may be an object of activity." "By attitude we understand a process of individual consciousness which determines real or possible... | |
 | William Isaac Thomas, Florian Znaniecki - Peasantry - 1927 - 1148 pages
...attitudes. For these data we shall use now and in the future the terms (or simply "values") and " By at social value /we understand any datum having an empirical content accessible to the members of some soc1al ''group and a meaning w1th regard to which 1t 1s or may be a1r' 'ac t1vi ty^ Thus, a foodstuff,... | |
 | Peter Hamilton - Philosophy - 1992 - 338 pages
...of the individual in the social world'. Values are data 'having an empirical content accessible to members of some social group and a meaning with regard to which it is or may be an object of activity'. Social values are different from objects in as much as the latter have no meaning for human activity.... | |
 | Daniel W. Rossides - Social Science - 1998 - 422 pages
...objective cultural elements of social life, and "attitudes," the subjective characteristics of individuals. By a social value we understand any datum having an...empirical content accessible to the members of some social groups and a meaning with regard to which it is or may be an object of activity. Thus, a foodstuff,... | |
 | Christian Mair - Language Arts & Disciplines - 2006 - 26 pages
...judgment, expressing a relation between subject and object. 1918 THOMAS & ZNANIECKI Polish Peasant I. 21 By a social value we understand any datum having an...regard to which it is or may be an object of activity. 1933 Economica XIII. 30 Like all human action social behaviour is determined. .in accordance with standards... | |
 | Hans Lenk - Globalization - 2007 - 425 pages
...or chosen by someone, at sometime - operationally: what the respondent says he wants" (St. C. Dodd), "By a social value we understand any datum having...regard to which it is or may be an object of activity" (F. Znaniecki). baroque definition in spite of its clumsiness points to some consideration amounting... | |
 | Ulrike Hormel - Education - 2007 - 280 pages
...überindividuelle kognitive Orientierungen, denen bestimmte Handlungsvollzüge entsprechen - unterschieden: „By a social value we understand any datum having...an empirical content accessible to the members of sorne social group and a meaning with regard to which it is or may be an object of activity [...] The... | |
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By a social value we understand any datum having an empirical content accessible to the members of some social group and a meaning with regard to which it is or may be an object of activity. 