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THE 'MOST PASSIONATE SPEECH OF TRUTH'. ON A STRATEGY OF MISLEADING. A TOPIC DIVIDING PUBLIC OPINION INTERPRETED BY THREE SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES

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Varga K.
Tarsadalomkutatas (Social Science Research)
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2007
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vol. 25
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issue 3
229-254
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An attempt is made to interpret by three interlinked way a problem dividing public opinion, namely the theme of the 'Big Brother of Oszöd'. These approaches are: (1) of the 'sociology of values', (2) a study with the help of the set of concepts of the 'sociological theory of roles', and (3) the analysis utilising the 'model of strategic interaction'. This enterprise leads us to the general sociological critique of the functional quality of our domestic political life, and also tangentially to its structural order in the background. At first the scientific 'road-polygon' of the approach to the problem dividing the society, next with the help of its rigorous programme we attempt the interpretation of this phenomenon gripped by the 'vice of logic' (Max Weber) by 'medium-level sociological theories'. Finally, more of just looking out, a 'politological solution of the problem of hypothetic status' is outlined.
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'If i had two lifes...' stress caused by role conflicts among women in the USA, Western-European and post-communist countries

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Gregor A.
Szociologiai Szemle (Sociological Review)
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2008
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vol. 18
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issue 2
87-110
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This paper examines the chances and changes of conflicts between family and work roles of women in West-European, Post-communist and USA-based on multivariate statistical method. The most significant differences among the various regions are the features of women employment which is reflected in the results as well. Based on the facts both in 1994 and in 2002 women living in Post-communist countries had the biggest chance to face with such role conflicts. In West-European countries women seemed to be more protected from such conflicts due to part-time employment.
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