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HUMAN ARCHITECTURE
Journal of the Sociology of Self-Knowledge
Volume VII • Issue 3 • Summer 2009OKCIR: The Omar Khayyam Center for Integrative Research in Utopia, Mysticism, and Science (Utopystics)
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SOCIOLOGICAL RE-IMAGINATIONS
IN & OF UNIVERSITIES
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Journal Editor:
Mohammad H. Tamdgidi
UMass Boston
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vii—Editor’s Note: Sociological Imaginations In, Of, and Beyond Universities
Mohammad H. Tamdgidi, University of Massachusetts Boston1—In Memoriam—Professor Giovanni Arrighi (1937-2009) and Graduate Mentoring:
A Reflection on His Teachings and My Academic Development
Satoshi Ikeda, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada9—Autoethnographic Cultural Criticism as Method:
Toward Sociological Imaginations of Race, Memory and Identity
Sandra J. Song, University of Alberta, Canada27—Reflexive Pedagogy and the Sociological Imagination
L. Lynda Harling Stalker, St. Francis Xavier University, Canada;
and Jason Pridmore, Zuyd University, The Netherlands37—Nemesis of C. Wright Mills’ Promise: Sociology, Education and the
Changing Context and Meaning of Teaching and Learning
Festus Ikeotuonye, University College Dublin, Ireland57—Interdisciplinary Studies and Scholarship: Issues, Challenges, and
Implications for “Third World” Development and Social Change
Samuel Zalanga, Bethel University77—The Structure of Higher Learning in Fin-de-Siècle America:
Bureaucracy, Statistical Accounting, and Sociocultural Change
Donald A. Nielsen, College of Charleston91—Activist Learning vs. Service Learning in a Women’s Studies Classroom
Anne Bubriski, University of Central Florida; and Ingrid Semaan, UConn-Stamford99—Surviving “Acceptable” Victimization
Penelope Roode, University of Massachusetts Boston105—‘Keep It In the Family’: Casting Sociological Lights on the Secrets of My Life
Belle Summer, University of Massachusetts Boston117—Understanding Fear Using My Sociological Imagination
E. M. Walsh, University of Massachusetts Boston137—Dying to Live: Exploring the Fear of an Unlived Life Using the Sociological Imagination
Ann Marie Moler, University of Massachusetts Boston147—Measures of Personal Success and Failure: A Self-Assessment, Applying the Sociological Imagination
Minxing Zheng, University of Massachusetts Boston155—
: An Outsider’s Sociology of Self
Andrew Messing, University of Massachusetts Boston173—“Money Does Not Buy Happiness”: Using the Sociological Imagination to Move Beyond Stressful Lives
Jillian Pelletier, University of Massachusetts Boston181—Working to Thrive, Not Just Survive: My Work History in a Sociological Imagination
Christine Quinn, University of Massachusetts Boston191—Future Hell: Nuclear Fiction in Pursuit of History
Trevor Doherty, University of Massachusetts Boston221—“Engaged Buddhism in Retreat” Revisited: A Reply to Barbara Newell’s Response
Lisa Kemmerer, Montana State University
[Editor's note: For the earlier dialogue, please click as follows to see the original commentary by Lisa Kemmerer
and a reply by Barbara Newell in Vol. VI, Issue 3 (Summer 2008) of the present journal.]
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