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Quotes About Social

Charming villains have always had a decided social advantage over well-meaning people who chew with their mouths open.
~ Judith Martin
As successful people are afraid of being used, unsuccessful people are afraid of being snubbed, interesting people want to talk about something different from their jobs and boring people won't stop talking about their jobs
~ Judith Martin
Miss Manners remembers who should be introduced to whom, but then she also remembers the difference between "who" and "whom." The formula is simple: One introduces inferiors to their superiors. Thus, gentlemen are introduced to ladies, young people to old, unranked ones to those of exalted stature and your own relatives to everyone else. It
~ Judith Martin
I begin by describing the saturation of everyday life by media technologies, for example, how people are meshing multiple devices. I then present some of my own research on the mobile phone's role in shifting the boundaries between work and home. The main use of the mobile phone turns out to be social, with much value placed on the enhanced ability to microcoordinate the timing of complex family activities. In this way, I argue, mobile phones have become a new tool for intimacy.
~ Judy Wajcman
Black nationalism establishes itself as counter to the narrativizing of race as class within this social order.
~ Wahneema Lubiano
No individual belongs to "just" one socially constructed category: each has his or her multiple racial, gender, class-based, national identities, and that's just a start of the list. Nor are these categories uniform or stable; we are Whitmanesque, we contain multitudes.
~ Wahneema Lubiano
To recognize our many selves is to understand the vast social construction that is not only the individual, but history itself, the present as history. A radical democratic politics must invite us to comprehend this.
~ Wahneema Lubiano
In reading poetry, we learn to read either in the light of timelessness or in the light of social justice or injustice as experienced by once generation.
~ Wallace Fowlie
Custom is the first check on tyranny; that fixed routine of social life at which modern innovations chafe, and by which modern improvement is impeded, is the primitive check on base power.
~ Walter Bagehot
The socially relevant achievement of the average person serves in the vast majority of cases to repress the original and nonderivative, inner aspirations of the human being.
~ WALTER BENJAMIN
The greater the decrease in the social significance of an art form, the sharper the distinction between criticism and enjoyment by the public. The conventional is uncritically enjoyed, and the truly new is criticized with aversion.
~ WALTER BENJAMIN
Breaking the silence" is always counterdiscourse that tends to arise from the margins of society, a counter to present power arrangements and to dominant modes of social imagination.
~ Walter Brueggemann
As the church in reform draws closer to its core confession, it inescapably embraces its most radical vision that violates and contradicts conventional practice in its social context. What makes such reform difficult, moreover, is the fact that while we ponder the radical core claims of faith, we ourselves are variously enmeshed in conventional practices that are inimical to the gospel.
~ Walter Brueggemann
The reason Miriam and the other women can sing and dance at the end of the exodus narrative is the emergence of new social reality in which the life of the Israelite economy is no longer determined and compelled by the insatiable production quotas of Egypt and its gods (15:20–21).
~ Walter Brueggemann
The two commandments go beneath social performance and social appearance to the deep, elemental, defining issue of "God versus the gods.
~ Walter Brueggemann
It is astonishing that critical scholarship has asked forever about the identification of these store-house cities, but without ever asking about the skewed exploitative social relationships between owner and laborers that the project exhibits
~ Walter Brueggemann
Whoever sets any bounds for the reconstructive power of the religious life over the social relations and institutions of men, to that extent denies the faith of the Master.
~ Walter Rauschenbusch
El estereotipo social que muestra a la persona ética como un ser aburrido, aguafiestas o mojigato es absurdo y carece de todo fundamento.
~ Walter Riso
Premisa liberadora IX. Someterte al "qué dirán" es una forma de esclavitud socialmente aceptada
~ Walter Riso
el comportamiento asertivo conlleva un costo social: la gente sincera incomoda
~ Walter Riso
Siguiendo las premisas de la ética de la consideración,38 la asertividad bien entendida trata de equilibrar el yo autónomo (independiente) con el yo considerado (interpersonal). La combinación de ambos me permite estar comprometido con la red social/afectiva a la cual pertenezco y sostener al mismo tiempo un territorio de reserva personal. Pedro
~ Walter Riso
La asertividad siempre implica algún costo social.
~ Walter Riso
There was a period when the capitalist system increased the well-being of significant numbers of people as a by-product of seeking out profits for a few, but today the quests for profits comes into sharp conflict with people's demands that their material and social needs should be fulfilled.
~ Walter Rodney
The white world defines who is white and who is black.
~ Walter Rodney