Graduate Theorizations Imaginative Applied Sociologies-manifest And Latent

This Winter 2011 (ix, 1) Issue Of Human Architecture: Journal Of The Sociology Of Self-knowledge, Entitled Graduate Theorizations: Imaginative Applied Sociologies-manifest And Latent, Includes Nine, Theoretically Engaging Graduate Student Papers: Six From A Course In Applied Sociological Theory (soc. 605) Taken During The Fall 2010 Semester At Umass Boston, A Paper On The Philosophy Of The Self And Architecture From The London School Of Economics And Political Science, And Two Masters Theses In Psychology From Bangor University, Uk. The Papers Explore Sociological Imaginations Of Personal And Public Issues Such As: Fear Of Crime And Insecurity; Marriage And Divorce; Growing Up A Third Culture Kid; Myths Of Success And The Life Plan; Growing Up With Attention Deficit Disorder; Present (in Contrast To Absent) Fatherhood; Architectural History And Practice As Shaped By Self Agency As Well As Social Context; Pathological Versus Normal Experiences Of Dissociation And Hypnosis; And Mind-body Interactions In Psychogenic Pain.