The American sociologist Talcott Parsons was often accused of being an overly abstract, even apolitical thinker, remote in Harvard's ivory tower. The controversial Parsons, in fact, emulated his mentor, the venerable Max Weber, in at least two respects: as a scholar he practised Wertfreiheit (scientific professionalism) and as a political activist he worked for the preservation...(展开全部)

The American sociologist Talcott Parsons was often accused of being an overly abstract, even apolitical thinker, remote in Harvard's ivory tower. The controversial Parsons, in fact, emulated his mentor, the venerable Max Weber, in at least two respects: as a scholar he practised Wertfreiheit (scientific professionalism) and as a political activist he worked for the preservation...(展开全部)

The American sociologist Talcott Parsons was often accused of being an overly abstract, even apolitical thinker, remote in Harvard's ivory tower. The controversial Parsons, in fact, emulated his mentor, the venerable Max Weber, in at least two respects: as a scholar he practised Wertfreiheit (scientific professionalism) and as a political activist he worked for the preservation...(展开全部)

The American sociologist Talcott Parsons was often accused of being an overly abstract, even apolitical thinker, remote in Harvard's ivory tower. The controversial Parsons, in fact, emulated his mentor, the venerable Max Weber, in at least two respects: as a scholar he practised Wertfreiheit (scientific professionalism) and as a political activist he worked for the preservation...(展开全部)

Edited by Richard Grathoff, with an introduction by Maurice Natanson.

The human sciences in the English-speaking world have been in a state of crisis since the Second World War. The battle between champions of hard-core scientific standards and supporters of a more humanistic, interpretive approach has been fought to a stalemate. Joel Isaac seeks to throw these contemporary disputes into much-needed historical relief. In "Working Knowledge" he ex...(展开全部)

The human sciences in the English-speaking world have been in a state of crisis since the Second World War. The battle between champions of hard-core scientific standards and supporters of a more humanistic, interpretive approach has been fought to a stalemate. Joel Isaac seeks to throw these contemporary disputes into much-needed historical relief. In "Working Knowledge" he ex...(展开全部)

學會大師的穿搭品味 原來服裝設計師，這樣想、這樣看 時尚業入行know-how，不去紐約， 就能學到美國服裝產業的潛規則、真技術 看完本書，就像讀了服裝設計學位 你的鞋子說明你是什麼樣的人； 你的頭髮或帽子則說明你希望別人怎麼看你。 「一點點壞品味就像灑上一點紅辣椒。我們全都需要一點壞品味，它豐盛、健康而自然。沒有品味才是我反對的。」──Diana Vreeland（哈潑、Vogue時尚教主） 「時尚會消失褪色，風格卻亙古永恆。」──聖羅蘭（20世紀法國最偉大的服裝設計師） 「時尚如同建築：一切攸關比例！」──香奈兒（20世紀最傳奇的時裝設計師） 「香奈兒沒有多少品味，它們全都是好的，夏帕瑞麗有許多品味，但它們全都是壞的。」──巴倫西亞（西班牙國寶設計師） 什麼樣的穿搭配法，十拿九穩，成功率高！哪些是沒sense的搭配地雷，千萬別犯？黑和白，為什麼...(展开全部)

學會大師的穿搭品味 原來服裝設計師，這樣想、這樣看 時尚業入行know-how，不去紐約， 就能學到美國服裝產業的潛規則、真技術 看完本書，就像讀了服裝設計學位 你的鞋子說明你是什麼樣的人； 你的頭髮或帽子則說明你希望別人怎麼看你。 「一點點壞品味就像灑上一點紅辣椒。我們全都需要一點壞品味，它豐盛、健康而自然。沒有品味才是我反對的。」──Diana Vreeland（哈潑、Vogue時尚教主） 「時尚會消失褪色，風格卻亙古永恆。」──聖羅蘭（20世紀法國最偉大的服裝設計師） 「時尚如同建築：一切攸關比例！」──香奈兒（20世紀最傳奇的時裝設計師） 「香奈兒沒有多少品味，它們全都是好的，夏帕瑞麗有許多品味，但它們全都是壞的。」──巴倫西亞（西班牙國寶設計師） 什麼樣的穿搭配法，十拿九穩，成功率高！哪些是沒sense的搭配地雷，千萬別犯？黑和白，為什麼...(展开全部)