Quotes About Social
You don't speak to people in London, he remembered; in fact you don't speak to people anywhere in England; there is plenty of time for that sort of thing on the appointed occasions –
~ Raymond Williams
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Kleos is sometimes translated as acoustic renown the spreading renown you get from people talking about your exploits. It's a bit like having a large Twitter following.
~ Rebecca Goldstein
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The positive emotions that arise in...unpromising circumstances demonstrate that social ties and meaningful work are deeply desired, readily improvised, and intensely rewarding. The very structure of our economy and society prevent these goals from being achieved.
~ Rebecca Solnit
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This is why I pair privilege with obliviousness; obliviousness is privilege's form of deprivation.
~ Rebecca Solnit
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Changes in ideas and values also result from work done by writers, scholars, public intellectuals, social activists, and participants in social media.
~ Rebecca Solnit
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You are not just a consumer. You are a citizen of this Earth and your responsibility is not private but public, not individual but social.
~ Rebecca Solnit
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Walking the streets can be a form of social engagement, even of political action when we walk in concert, as we do in uprisings, demonstrations, and revolutions, but it can also be a means of inducing reverie, subjectivity, and imagination
~ Rebecca Solnit
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That made clear to me the continuum that stretches from minor social misery to violent silencing and violent death (and I think we would understand misogyny and violence against women even better if we looked at the abuse of power as a whole rather than treating domestic violence separately from rape and murder and harassment and intimidation, online and at home and in the workplace and in the streets; seen together, the pattern is clear).
~ Rebecca Solnit
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That made clear to me the continuum that stretches from minor social misery to violent silencing and violent death
~ Rebecca Solnit
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Disasters provide an extraordinary window into social desire and possibility, and what manifests there matters elsewhere, in ordinary times and in other extraordinary times.
~ Rebecca Solnit
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They were dancing in the social room. A record player shuffled a few simple chords violently together, then dealt them out with heavy emphasis.
~ Reginald Hill
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The salesgirl, the landlord, the guests, the bystanders, sixteen varieties of social circumstance in a day. Everyone has the power to call your whole life into question here. Too many people have access to your state of mind. Some people are indifferent to dislike, even relish it. Hardly anyone I know.
~ Renata Adler
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Despite the common perception in the West, the Muslim conquerors did not force conversion upon the conquered peoples; indeed, they did not even encourage it. The fact is that the financial and social advantages of being an Arab Muslim in the eighth and ninth centuries were such that Islam quickly became an élite clique, which a non-Arab could join only through a complex process that involved becoming first the client of an Arab.
~ Reza Aslan
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He wore the black suit which he used for funerals, a form of social entertainment which greatly appealed to Mr. Judd since it combined dignity of emotion with solemn lessons on the dangers of existence in an under-policed country.
~ Richard Aldington
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True warfare in which large rival armies fight to the death is known only in man and in social insects.
~ Richard Dawkins
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being a true clone, the aphids are no more 'social' than the cells of your body. There is a single animal feeding on the plant. It just happens to have its body divided up into physically separate aphids, some of which play a specialized defensive role just like white blood corpuscles in the human body.
~ Richard Dawkins
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delayed reciprocal altruism can evolve in species that are capable of recognizing and remembering each other as individuals
~ Richard Dawkins
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Social habits that are universal among all peoples, such as laughing, smiling, weeping, religion, and a statistical tendency to avoid incest, are likely to have been present in our common ancestors too.
~ Richard Dawkins
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White people were similarly invented. Europeans coming to America boarded ships as Germans, Poles, English, French, and so on. They soon learned that in America they had a new privileged identity based on something they had scarcely considered before: the pale color of their skins.
~ Richard Grant
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Neuroscience research tells us that the adolescent brain is primed for the acquisition of new skills. Teens are driven to seek out new experiences, more intense social and emotional relationships, and, for better or worse, new risks.
~ Richard Guare
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you want to nudge people into socially desirable behavior, do not, by any means, let them know that their current actions are better than the social norm.
~ Richard H. Thaler
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The purely economic man is indeed close to being a social moron. Economic theory has been much preoccupied with this rational fool.
~ Richard H. Thaler
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because economic success in life depends in part on the talents measured by IQ tests, and because social standing depends in part on economic success, it follows that social standing is bound to be based to some extent on inherited differences.
~ Richard J. Herrnstein
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The proportion of CEOs who came from wealthy families had dropped from almost half in 1900 and a third in 1950 to 5.5 percent by 1976.23 The CEO of 1976 was still disproportionately likely to be Episcopalian but much less so than in 1900—and by 1976 he was also disproportionately likely to be Jewish, unheard of in 1920 or earlier. In short, social and economic background was no longer nearly as important in 1976 as in the first half of the century. Educational
~ Richard J. Herrnstein
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