sociologist

IMO a culture is not just a set of protocols or rules written down by some chronist/sociologist.

Loewen, he's a sociologist that examines the major textbooks sold in the US.

There's an entire series of books by French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu where he pulls apart culture as a symbol of status and social distinction.

Humanities are mostly affected, I guess we only need 3 sociologist per 1 million people.

Ask a sociologist if you want to get scientific about it.

Being a French sociologist he would probably find the U.

To the extend that Asians also study harder, that would be an accident of history, and probably something an orthodox sociologist would try to downplay (e.g.

I'm not a sociologist nor a criminologist, but I do drink with them.

Andy Warhol was a system fucker, not a sociologist.

I am not a sociologist or psychologist, but I do not belive humans can handle significant idle time in a socially productive way.

I'm not the one who described the social structure of the hackerspace as 'extremely violent.' It was the professional sociologist who said that.

But I'm not a social worker or community organizer or politician or sociologist.

Ned Polsky, a real sociologist (I'm not!), thought that pool's decline in popularity was caused by the decline of a "bachelor subculture" in America.

I'm not a sociologist, but as a person it's pretty clear to me that something else is going on if you decide to, proverbially, "shit where you sleep".

There's a principle associated with some famous sociologist that says "The purpose of any institution is first to perpetuate itself, and only secondarily to pursue its specified goal." I wish I could remember who said this.

This, however, is very interesting: > Ned Polsky, a real sociologist (I'm not!), thought that pool's decline in popularity was caused by the decline of a "bachelor subculture" in America.

Sociologist could teach economist a great deal given the Frankenstein of an economic engine they've created.