Titlebook: Exploring the Industrial Subculture; Barry A. Turner Textbook 1971Latest edition Barry A. Turner 1971 culture.economy.social science.socio

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Conclusions,he resolution of puzzlement into an increased awareness of the nature of social reality in industry can only be achieved by means of prolonged inquiry. And for this reason, too, the form of awareness which develops from such inquiries must itself be complex: ‘complex phenomena need complex explanations’.

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The Industrial Subculture,ty.. The distinctive nature of the set of meanings is maintained by ensuring that newcomers to the group undergo a process of learning or socialisation. This process links the individual to the values of the group, and generates common motives, common reaction patterns and common perceptual habits.

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The Attribution of Meaning,ture constantly carrying out actions; he is continually receiving information, and continually carrying out actions, some of which transmit information. The study of subcultures is the study of sets of meanings, and these meanings lie somewhere between the two stages of input and output.

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Communication and Language,f this self-evident nature, there has been little consideration given to the place of language in recent sociological studies. It is particularly relevant to consider the interaction between language and the affairs of the sociologist in an examination of meaning and its transmission within a subcul

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Socialisation,means of interpreting their environment, a patterned set of predispositions to certain forms of behaviour. As the newcomers take up positions in the organisation, this presenting culture is modified to a certain degree, to take account of the existing cultural patterns in the organisation. However,

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