Steffy forrester biography of mahatma
ワイリー・ブラックウェル版 社会学百科事典（第２版・全１２巻）
The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology 2ND
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人文・社会系の学問も多様なアプローチへの分化と学際的な組み換えが進み、全体を見わたしにくくなってはいますが、社会学という分野は人間社会全般の事象を広く対象とし、そのテーマは哲学、歴史学、地理学、心理学、人類学、都市研究、環境学、法学、政治学、経済学など、他の多くの人文・社会系の分野とも重なる部分が多く、社会学全体への理解は今日でも大いに希求されるところです。
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Chapter One
The wind that washed off the Deccan Plateau ripped into Bangalore’s early-morning streets like the tide. It pinched the last bit of sleep from me as I piloted my motorbike through the city’s wide streets. Something about this hour, where night meets day, chilled me more than the cold. It was the one time when those who had stayed up all night crossed paths with the early risers. And I couldn’t always tell the two apart.
The man staggering along the side of the road in this quiet section of the city might have been a construction worker off to his day’s labor, still drunk with sleep, or maybe just a soused straggler from the last of the all-night toddy dens and hundred-rupee brothels, looking for a place to sleep off his excesses.
The rail-thin, shirtless Tamil wearing nothing but a dhoti and a headscarf was possibly a holy man, or perhaps he concealed a knife in his garment, planning to liberate the construction worker from yesterday’s wages.
The speeding white Maruti Suzuki that dared me to cross in front of its path as we met at the junction quite likely conveyed a young woman back from an all-night shift at one of the call centers, where she solved technical issues for irate customers in North America. Ninety-nine out of one hundred times, the driver would drop the girl safely at her parents’ house, but who could say what thoughts raced through his mind as he eyed her long, downcast eyelashes in his rearview mirror?
The auto-rickshaw driver who passed me in his little black and yellow, three-wheeled mobile was probably just looking for an early-morning fare—perhaps a mother taking her children to one of the convent schools before heading off to clean villas in Lalbagh—but he might have been circling around and around, learning this small stretch of Bangalore, understanding its patterns and who went where and when. The kind of man I could call upon when I needed information of a particular sort.
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- Mahatma Gandhi
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1909:Jim Davis was born. The actor would go on to play patriarch Jock Ewing in the CBS primetime soap opera Dallas. Davis died April 26, 1981, at age 71.
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1950:Benjamin Hendrickson was born. He would go on to play a number of soap opera roles including Hal Munson in As the World Turns. Hendrickson died on July 1, 2006, at age 55.
1968:On The Doctors, at a restaurant, Nick (Gerald Gordon) asked Althea (Elizabeth Hubbard) to marry him.
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1980:On The Edge of Night, Emily (Margo McKenna) threatened to jump from a 6th floor ledge at the hospital.
1982:On Texas, Lurlene (Tina Johnson) was miserable apart from Joel. At KVIK, Stella Stanton (Virginia Graham) was in danger.
1984: Julie Stevens, who played Helen in The Romance of Helen Trentradio soap opera during its final 16 years, died at age 65. The Romance of Helen Trent was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1990.Julie Stevens in a CBS promotional shot for The
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1986:Ted Knight, who made an early appearance in Days of our Livesas George Becker, died after a battle with cancer at age 62. He was best known for- 本書の初版「ブラックウェル版 社会学百科事典（全11巻）」（2007年、ISBN 9781405124331）は、『マクドナルド化する社会』などで知られる現代の代表な社会.
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