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1. • • Giddens argues that both structure and agency are mutually constitutive, meaning they influence and shape each other continuously.
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   How does Anthony Giddens describe a pure relationship model?

   • Giddens uses the model to try to describe the main transformations in the sphere of intimate relations in modern society. Two main elements of pure relationships are analyzed: confluent love and plastic sexuality. The aim of this entry is to describe Anthony Giddens's theoretical pure relationship model.

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   What is the consequence of Giddens' view of social theory?

   • It is necessary to make it quite clear that the consequence of Giddens' view of theory is that it cannot be seen as explanation only or even chiefly. Rather, the essential concern of social theory is "with reworking conceptions of human being and human doing, social reproduction and social transformation" (1984:xx).

   The Making of a Social Theory: Anthony Giddens' Theory of Structuration

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   How does Giddens describe the transformations in the sphere of intimate relationships?

   • Giddens uses the model to try to describe the main transformations in the sphere of intimate relations in modern society. Two main elements of pure relationships are analyzed: confluent love and plastic sexuality. you can request a copy directly from the author. Intimacy Transformed? A Critical Look at the `Pure Relationship'

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   Is Giddens' theory of structuration a social theory?

   • That those who can and do question it are themselves the products of past tradition, calls for a kind of social theory that is in some ways different from that modeled on the explanatory "laws " of natural science. I contend that Giddens ' theory of structuration is such a theory.

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   What is Giddens theory?

   • Giddens argues that both structure and agency are mutually constitutive, meaning they influence and shape each other continuously. At the heart of the theory of structuration is the concept of the duality of structure. According to Giddens, structures are both the medium and the outcome of the practices they recursively organize.

   Understanding the Ideas of Anthony Giddens in Sociology

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   How does Giddens understand social institutions?

   • Giddens understands social institutions (such as family, and economic arrangements) as practices which have become routinized, carried out by a majority of agents across time and space. A social institution only exists because several individuals constantly make it over and over again.

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3. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsINTIMACY TRANSFORMED? A CRITICAL LOOK AT THE ‘PURE RELATIONSHIP’

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   Anthony Giddens (1992) postulates a transformation of intimacy in all personal relationships with radical consequences for the gender order. Popular discourse supports the view that heterosexual couples are more equal and intimate.

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   Oct 31, 2021 · The aim of this entry is to describe Anthony Giddens's theoretical pure relationship model. Giddens uses the model to try to describe the main transformations in the sphere of intimate relations in modern society. Two main elements of pure relationships are analyzed: confluent love and plastic sexuality.

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   Giddens argues that in recent decades the family and marriage have been transformed by greater choice and a more equal relationship between men and women. Giddens argues that relationships are now characterised by three general characteristics:

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   Jan 11, 2024 · Learn about the key ideas put forth by Anthony Giddens, an influential sociologist known for his contributions to the field of sociology. Explore concepts such as structuration theory, modernity and self-identity, reflexivity, and globalization.

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   Nov 1, 2021 · Giddens uses the model to try to describe the main transformations in the sphere of intimate relations in modern society. Two main elements of pure relationships are analyzed: confluent...

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   Mar 2, 2017 · Giddens understands social institutions (such as family, and economic arrangements) as practices which have become routinized, carried out by a majority of agents across time and space. A social institution only exists because several individuals constantly make it over and over again.

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   Vol 19 No. 2 April 1986. In this paper I try to show what kind of theory Giddens' theory of structuration is. I do so by, first listing what Giddens accepts and what he rejects in his assessments of functionalism, hermeneutics, structuralism, and the writings of Marx.