10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ROUTINISATION»
Discover the use of
routinisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
routinisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Diana Tumminia The history of Unarius, an American millenarian group, speaks
of movement from an earlier period of charismatic authority to an even- tual
routinisation of charisma. Unarius purports the advent of one flying saucer from
the ...
Christopher Partridge, 2012
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The Therapeutic Community Movement: Charisma and
Routinisation
First published in 1989. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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The Charismatic Leadership Phenomenon in Radical and ...
Echoingthescholarship of Weber(1968), Bryman (1992),Willner (1968) and
Eisenstadt (1995c), this study argues that charismatic leadership is an ephemeral
phenomenon and it is upon this premise that routinisation is considered
inevitable.
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Charisma and
Routinisation in a Millennialist Community: ...
A sociological (but also includes theological and historical) analysis of identity dilemmas faced by Seventh-day Adventism as it has evolved from a sect in the mid 1840s into one of the fastest growing institutionalised, millennialist ...
Richard Bowen Ferret, 2008
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A Contemporary Critique of Historical Materialism
Everyday life refers to routinised day-to-day activities in which the routinisation of
those activities is not strongly embedded normatively in frameworks of tradition.
Routinisation in this context certainly embodies residual traditions, as all social ...
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Context and
Routinisation in Dialogue
This is especially useful for modelling formulaic language, as we shall see, when lexical specifications of such language are dynamically incorporated, incrementally, into the update process.
Andrew D. Gargett, King's College London. Department of Philosophy, 2010
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Immigration and Bureaucratic Control: Language Practices in ...
One such practice is routinisation. From a clients' perspective, routinisation
depersonalises the service offered and is usually experienced negatively.
However, the notion of routinisation is not always understood in negative terms.
Routinisation. This book is about the revival of death as a fit topic of conversation
in home, hospital and society at large. My term 'revival' deliberately suggests
something akin to a religious revival. But religious revivals rarely last long, their
fire ...
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Consumption Challenged: Food in Medialised Everyday Lives
Routinisation of Reflexivity In this specific procedural blend, reflections upon
consequences of food consumption and active environmentally friendly choices
have become routinely integrated and incorporated into the practical food ...
Professor Bente Halkier, 2012
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Maturity and Modernity: Nietzsche, Weber, Foucault and the ...
The three dimensions of Weber's analytical apparatus corresponding to these
explanatory requirements can be identified as, firstly, the dynamic of charisma
and routinisation, secondly, the differentiation between the spheres of life, and
thirdly, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ROUTINISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
routinisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Resisting 'Sustainable' Communalism
The routinisation of majoritarian communalism has a mutually reinforcing relationship with the self-confidence of both majority and minority, boosting the former ... «Economic and Political Weekly, Jul 15»
Boring banking in an overdue comeback
The culture of retail banking — intrinsically bureaucratic, perhaps boring, driven by the routinisation needed to allow the accurate completion of millions of ... «BDlive, Jun 15»
Routinisation du 49-3 par le Premier Ministre Valls
Après le premier passage en force en février, les 237 heures de lecture, voire plus, et les 2 000 amendements, le Premier Ministre Valls a décidé d'engager la ... «Blasting News, Jun 15»
Boring banking makes a comeback
The culture of retail banking, intrinsically bureaucratic, perhaps boring, driven by the routinisation needed to allow the accurate completion of millions of ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
Let's not selectively preserve memory
Even the attempts we have made smack of bland routinisation and are usually narrowly framed around the African National Congress's own history. «BDlive, Mar 15»
Preservation framework needed to contain Rhodes wildfire
Even the attempts we have made smack of bland routinisation and are usually narrowly framed around the ANC's own history. The discussion about the UCT ... «Rand Daily Mail, Mar 15»
Inside-out government
... technological intervention in governance (for instance, computerisation and digitisation of documents); routinisation of internal processes of the administration; ... «Indian Express, Nov 14»
Que sont devenues les attentes ?
... l'assoupissement inhérent à la routinisation religieuse. Le réveil se fonde sur des événements historiques qui sont lus avec emphase comme les signes d'une ... «Revues.org, Sep 14»
Thimphu beginning
Routinisation will not solve all problems, but the conducive environment thus created may put the subcontinent on the road to economic integration through trade ... «Indian Express, Jun 14»
A promising gesture
Routinisation of such diplomatic engagement will not solve all of India's problems with its neighbours. But it will certainly create a more conducive environment ... «Indian Express, May 14»
