Improving Cultural Analysis
By Omar Alcides Lizardo. 2017
351 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Social Psychology, Sociology and Political Science
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/628bab16d777f323d096899021763b1d890c1ff8
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In Social Psychology
- M. Taylor
- S. K. Stein
- M. Wood
- J. Van Ness
- Amir Goldberg
- Dustin S. Stoltz
- L. Valentino
- M. F. Hunzaker
In Sociology and Political Science
- M. Taylor
- S. K. Stein
- M. Wood
- J. Van Ness
- Amir Goldberg
- Dustin S. Stoltz
- L. Valentino
- M. F. Hunzaker
Citations in the corpus
- Beyond Social Contagion: Associative Diffusion and the Emergence of Cultural Variation (2018, background): “…agree that semantic knowledge is represented as a system of interdependencies between concepts, and that concepts are meaningful by virtue of their relationships of entailment and opposition (D’Andrade 1995; Jablonka and Lamb 2006; Lizardo 2017; Murphy 2004; Patterson, Nestor, and Rogers 2007).”
- Measuring Stability and Change in Personal Culture Using Panel Data (2020, neutral): “These two models represent different approaches to understanding how people come to hold diverse forms of personal culture, or the declarative and nondeclarative attitudes, worldviews, values, dispositions, and associations that manifest at the individual level (Lizardo 2017).”
- Schemas and Frames (2018, methodology): “…of nondeclarative memory (Squire 1992, 2004)—acquired, used, and altered through a repeated, automatic process of schematization from experience (Lizardo 2017; Lizardo et al. 2016).7 Schemas are not encoded in memory quickly (as one might memorize a word or phrase, for instance) but rather…”