“思政课”教师与辅导员专兼结合的制度创新

推进思想政治理论课教师与辅导员专兼结合的制度化、规范化、科学化，需要制度创新。以“大思想政治教育”理念为指引，建立健全协调统一的领导体制和整体联动的工作机制，优化岗位设置及其职责，创新专兼结合的形式，构建符合中国国情的有别于西方的大学生思想政治教育制度体系。     

Markets And Shopping

James Carrier (ed.). Meanings of the market: the free market in Western culture. Oxford: Berg. 1997. xvi+276pp. £39.99/US$55.00 (cloth) ISBN 1 85973 1449; £14.99/US$19.50 (paper) ISBN 1 85973 149 X.

Kim Humphery. Shelf life: supermarkets and the changing cultures of consumption. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. 1998. ix+270pp., b + w illus. £45.00 (cloth) ISBN 0 521 62316 2; £15.95 (paper) ISBN 0 521 626307.

Marianne Lien. Marketing and modernity. Oxford: Berg. 1997. vii+308pp., figs, tables. £39.99/US$55.00 (cloth); £14.99/US$19.50 (paper) ISBN 0 85973 996 2.

Daniel Miller. A theory of shopping. Oxford: Polity Press. 1998. ix+180pp. £45.00 (cloth) ISBN 07456 1945 2; £12.95 (paper) ISBN 0 7456 1946 0.     

《立春》(英文)

Director:Gu Changwei Screenplay:Li Qiang Cast:Jiang Wenli,Zhang Yao,Li Guangjie and Jiao Gang Rview:"And the Spring Comes"is the second film from Chinese director Gu Changwei,who won the Berlin International Film Festival's Jury Grand Prix for his film"Peacock"in 2005. Everyone has a dream.While most people care about daily life     

On Sociobiology And Anthropology

Space is fundamental in any form of communal life; space is fundamental in any exercise of power (Foucault 1984:252).

The road goes regularly through groves of nutmeg and lofty kenari-tree, the latter of which serve as protection for the former. Banda [Besar] is one single mountain ridge for the whole length, stretching from East to West with sides sloping into the sea. The aforementioned plantations spread over each side of these mountains and to a marked height, yes, until almost the peaks. Our tour is completely via the mountains and mostly always within the shade of these lovely groves, yet you see scarcely a single kind of vegetation other than the nutmeg- and kanari-tree (Olivier 1979[1827]:100–101).     

Bourdieu,Technique And Technology

This paper examines the place of technology in Pierre Bourdieu's social theory, and argues for the relevance of Bourdieu's thought to the study of technology. In moving from an examination of the status of technology in Bourdieu's work through to his broad approach to social practice and his widely cited concept of habitus, it is argued that technologies are crystalliz­ations of socially organized action. As such, they should be considered not as exceptional or special phenomena in a social theory, but rather as very much like other kinds of social practices that recur over time. Ultimately, through the use of Bourdieu's concepts of habitus, field, and capital, we are able to overcome the binary divisions such as technology/society and subject/object that have plagued technology studies.     

Modernity And Reform In India

Martha Alter Chen (ed.). Widows in India: social neglect and public action. New Delhi: Thousand Oaks; London: Sage Publications. 1998. 456pp., contents, tables, appendices, notes, references, index. Rs.495.00 (cloth) ISBN 81-7036-703-4 (India-HB); 0-7619-9248-0 (US-HB). R.S. Kharc. Cultural diversity and social discontent: anthropological studies on contemporary India. New Delhi: Thousand Oaks; London: Sage Publications. 1998. 282pp., contents, notes, references, index. Rs.395.00 (cloth) ISBN 81-7036-707-7 (India-HB); 0-7619-9250-7 (US-HB); Rs.225.00 (paper) ISBN 81-7036-737-9 (India-PB); 0-7619-9278-2 (US-PB). Patricia Uberoi (ed.). Social reform, sexuality and the state. New Delhi: Thousand Oaks; London: Sage Publications. 1996. 404pp., preface, references, notes, index. Rs.495 (cloth) ISBN 81-7036-542-2 (India-HB); 0-8039-9305-6 (US-HB).     

Between Mechanism Talk And Mechanism Cult: New Emphases in Explanatory Sociology And Empirical Research

The study of mechanisms has received increased attention in recent years and contributed to the formation of so-called ‘analytical sociology’ that has put the idea of social mechanisms at its core. We discuss the crucial characteristics of mechanism-based explanations and their relation to the longstanding tradition of explanatory sociology. Looking at the widespread and growing number of references to ‘mechanisms’ in the current research literature, we identify typical deviations from the ideal of a mechanism-based explanation. Many references come down to mechanism talk insofar as it is not explicated in detail how and why particular inputs tend to result in particular outputs. To this end, researchers have to give a detailed verbal account of how exactly a mechanism is thought to unfold under specified conditions, or to specify a formal generative model which can be analysed analytically or by simulation. This agenda has been at the core of methodological individualism, sociological rational choice theory, and explanatory sociology for some time, but has received a new coat of whitewash by analytical sociology. This more recent theoretical movement offers a fresh problem-centred agenda based on the well-known macro-micro-macro model and could inspire a new generation of research that places greater weight on analysing social dynamics than on developing theories of action. However, we submit that, rather than constituting a competing approach, these impulses should be located within the longstanding and multifaceted explanatory agenda in sociology. Avoiding any form of mechanism cult and choosing from the full toolbox of explanatory/analytical sociology will be crucial to answer key questions in established areas of sociological research.