Titlebook: Handbook of the Sociology of Morality; Steven Hitlin,Stephen Vaisey Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2010 Altruism.Ameri

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What Does God Require? Understanding Religious Context and Moralityight from wrong. This chapter reviews research that identifies the distinctive contributions of religion with relation to moral beliefs and behaviors. We begin by briefly reviewing why religion is unique. Why does it hold a distinctive relationship with morality and what drives this relationship? Ne

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The Creation and Establishment of Moral Vocabulariesims and understandings are organized internally (in claims and the actions of moral entrepreneurs) and externally (how internal moral vocabularies intersect with the larger societal dynamics). This framework seeks to strike a theoretical balance between recognizing the essential agency of morally-re

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The Cognitive Approach to Morality the development of collective consensus on various issues and also the long- and middle-term changes in moral feelings. The theory avoids the flaw of making moral feelings a mere emanation of socio-cultural contexts or alternatively of a contextual processes. It overcomes the opposition individuals

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Four Concepts of Moralitys. Durkheim’s holist epistemology frames a moralizing sociology in which moral questions have scientific answers, derivable from knowledge of the objective mechanisms of social integration and solidarity. The hierarchical epistemology of Marx’s thought is centered on a view of society as a strongly

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Class and Moralityements, whether about self and other, practices and ways of living. I conclude by calling for further research which transcends the divide between sociological and normative or evaluative treatments of class and morality.

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