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• Capital
  ... kinds of capital gives power to an actor and enables the actor to control persons and their actions. Power also enables the actor to perform certain actions.
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• Decentering
  ...n one meaning. Without realizing decentering it can easily happen that two persons will talk about latterly the same word, but both in a total different conte
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• Double contingency
  ...y of double contingency one can look at the way a relationship between two persons (and their communication) is build up and influenced.
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• Edmund Husserl
  * ''Page added to Category 'Key Thinkers' and 'Persons' by Robert-Jan Ruifrok -- [[User:RobertJanRuifrok|RobertJanRuifrok]] 15:04, [[Category: Persons]]
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• Existentialism
  ...out of nothing). They become a real person who is different from all other persons in life and by making choices they create a life with meaning.
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• Friedrich Nietzsche
  [[Category: Persons]][[Category: Key Thinkers]]
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• Herbert Blumer
  According to Blumer, people interact with each other by interpreting other persons actions. So interaction is based on symbolic interpreted reactions instead
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• Jacques Derrida
  * ''Page category 'Persons' and 'Key thinkers' added by Robert-Jan Ruifrok -- [[User:RobertJanRuifrok| [[Category: Persons]]
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• Jürgen Habermas
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• Maurice Merleau Ponty
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• Max Weber
  ...eal types of action, Weber can construct a composite picture of individual persons according to the combination of types of action which characterize their be * Irrational consequences for involved persons
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• Michel Foucault
  ...a personality. Power can only ‘exist’ in actions and relations between persons, institutions, groups etc. (Foucault, 1983, p.217). Power can only be exerc
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• Michel de Certeau
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• Niklas Luhmann
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• Pierre Bourdieu
  ...pital: [[Social Capital]], which can be conceived as a form of controlling persons and their actions (think of the ability to bind people to yourself by using
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• Social space
  .... In this case there is a certain control over space that keeps unwanted persons, things or situations at a distance. Besides that can proximity to rare fac
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• The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
  The leading persons of the Reformation were Martin Luther and John Calvin. They argued that the
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• Third space
  * 5. A persons home can also be considerd as thirdspace. In this case, [[firstspace]] is t
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• Time geography
  ...the prism because an actor can travel faster. When the individual paths of persons come together, you get a path bundle. In situations like this it’s possib 2. [[Coupling constraints]]: People are dependent from other persons, machines etc. to fulfill an activity. They are also dependent from possibi
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• Torsten Hägerstrand
  '''Coupling constraints''' have to do with the presence of persons and/or materials required for certain activities. For example if you want t
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• Typifications
  ...on of a situation is biographically determined, because it depends on that persons own experiences and history (ibid., p. 202).
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• Action theory
  ... collectives, states or social groups cannot produce actions. Nevertheless persons can act in the name of a collective or they can coordinate their actions wi
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• Anthony Giddens
  [[Category: Persons]]
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• Patterns
  ... mailing a letter. Such an act takes it for granted that there are certain persons like postmen and sorters who will process the letter in certain standard wa
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• Gayatri Spivak
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• Jean-Paul Sartre
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• Webers theory of society
  ...how the actions that are made by someone takes account the other person or persons in the social relationship.
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• Schütz's theory of society
  ...ople who are like-minded. In order to being part of the 'we' relationship, persons have to constantly update their face-to-face interactions. When people only
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• Inter-subjectivity
  ...l. He argues that there isn't a direct transmission of information between persons. This transmission of information, or in other words communication, forms a
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• Gloria Anzaldua
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• Bell hooks
  [[Category: Persons]]
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• Physical constraints
  ...a car with more than one person. It’s impossible to drive a car with two persons, not just because there’s just one steering wheel. But also because of th
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• Guillermo Gómez-Peña
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• Subaltern
  ...er over their own decisions in a certain way and become dependant on other persons. Spivak talked about this phenomenon in the book "'Can subaltern speak?'",
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• Value rationality
  ...n be interpreted as irrational, because of the lack of knowledge about the persons motives and rational thinking.
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• Heterogeneous systems
  ...consist of different features. In a farm you have animals, machines, soil, persons, (safety) regulations, market strategy, knowledge et cetera (Noe & Fjelsted
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• Alexander von Humboldt
  [[Category: Persons]][[Category: Key Thinkers]]
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• Franz Kafka
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• Claude Lanzmann
  [[Category: Persons]]
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• Speech act according to Zierhofer
  ... speech act. For instance, giving an order to someone is succesful if that persons understands the order and does what the speaker wanted.
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• Immigration policy
  An immigration policy is any policy of a state that deals with the transit of persons across its borders into the country, but especially those that intend to wo
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