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9783631529072

A Model of Human Motivation for Sociology

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  • Copyright: 2005-04-11
  • Publisher: Peter Lang Pub Inc
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Table of Contents

List of Tables 9(2)
List of Figures 11(2)
Acknowledgements 13(2)
1 Introduction 15(20)
The Argument of This Work
16(4)
Is It Valid to Search for a Basic Human Motivation?
20(4)
Refining the Agent - Structure Analysis
24(5)
The Divisions of Micro, Meso and Macro Levels
29(3)
The Basic Questions to a Model of Motivation
32(3)
2 Macro-Level Problems 35(16)
The Structure of Society
35(7)
The Source of the Structures
37(2)
The Problem of Ultimate Primacy
39(3)
Social Change on the Macro-Level: Evolution
42(8)
Macro-Sociological Measures of Social Change
44(2)
Ranking Societies
46(2)
The Driving Force
48(2)
Macro-Level Theory and Motivation
50(1)
3 Meso-Level Problems 51(14)
The Structure of Organisations
51(7)
Structure as Formal Structure
52(1)
Structure as Informal Structure
53(4)
Structure as Motivational Structure
57(1)
The Direction and Character of Organisational Change
58(7)
A Measure of Change in Organisations
59(2)
Ranking Organisations
61(1)
Development of Organisations Over Time
62(3)
4 A Model of Motivation: Towards a Better Founding of Macro and Meso
Level Theory
65(1)
What Are the Dimensions of a Model of Motivation?
65(2)
The Basic Motivation of the Psyche: Three Views
67(27)
Personality as Biological Heritage
68(4)
Personality as Relations
72(6)
Personality as Existence
78(3)
Are the Three Different Views Compatible?
81(12)
The Basic Motivations
93(1)
A Structural Model of Personality
94(21)
The Structural Model of the Self
95(1)
Is It Still Relevant?
96(3)
Dynamics: Compromise Formation
99(3)
The First Phases: How Does the Psyche Come Into Being?
102(3)
The Id
105(3)
The Superego
108(3)
The Ego
111(3)
The Tripartite Model and Motivation
114(1)
The Phases of Development of the Self
115(19)
Defence: Improving Reconciliation Techniques
120(2)
Childhood
122(3)
Youth and Adulthood
125(3)
Mature Adult
128(3)
Personality
131(3)
A Summation of the Model
134(3)
5 From Micro to Meso and Macro 137(22)
Refining the Agent - Structure Analysis
137(10)
The Structure of Relationships
138(4)
The Ambivalence of Relations
142(1)
Social Structures as Psychological Defences
143(4)
Strengthening the Concepts of Meso and Macro
147(8)
Social Structures as Meso and Macro Level
147(3)
What Is the Meso-Level?
150(3)
'What Is the Macro-Level?
153(2)
Individual Motivation and the Agent - Structure Problem
155(4)
6 Patterns on Meso-Level 159(22)
The Structure of Groups
159(6)
Stability vs. Change: the Economy of the Group
161(1)
The Individual vs. the Collective: the Ideology of the Group
161(1)
Unity and Coherence: the Politics of the Group
162(3)
Organisational and Institutional Development
165(13)
Measuring Organisational Change
166(2)
Ranking Organisations
168(6)
Development of Organisations
174(4)
Understanding Groups and Organisations as Collective Psychological Defences
178(3)
7 Patterns on the Macro-Level 181(24)
The Structure of Society
181(10)
The Source of the Structures
181(9)
The Problem of Ultimate Primacy
190(1)
Societal Structure as Motivational Structure
191(1)
Social Change on the Macro-Level: Evolution
191(14)
Macro-Sociological Measures of Social Change
191(2)
Ranking Societies
193(6)
The Driving Force of Evolution
199(6)
8 Conclusion 205(4)
REFERENCES 209(8)
INDEX 217

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