Skills, toolkits, contexts and institutions: Clarifying the relationship between different approaches to cognition in cultural sociology

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Measuring Stability and Change in Personal Culture Using Panel Data (2020, neutral): “However, when public culture provides a strong “scaffold” through clear signals of how identities and social locations should influence opinions, it becomes easier for people to maintain consistency (Lizardo and Strand 2010).”
Mapping Cultural Schemas: From Theory to Method (2019, background): “…meaning, stratification beliefs, political attitudes cultural sociology (Cerulo 2014; Goldberg 2011; Lizardo 2004; Lizardo et al. 2016; Lizardo and Strand 2010; McDonnell, Bail, and Tavory 2017), but also in social psychology and demography, as well as the sociologies of religion, gender, race,…”
Beyond Constraining and Enabling: Toward New Microfoundations for Institutional Theory (2017, positive): “The embeddedness associated with protention predicts that actors will not immediately pick available tools but that their habitus may “ misfire, ” at least for some time (Bourdieu, 1979, 1990; Lizardo & Strand, 2010).”
Scents and Sensibility: Olfaction, Sense-Making, and Meaning Attribution (2018, positive): “In contrast to earlier work on this subject (see, e.g., Hoffmann 2014; Lizardo and Strand 2010; Martin 2010; Moore 2017; Srivastava and Banaji 2011; Vaisey 2009), I show that deciphering smells involves a dynamic interaction between nondeclarative and declarative culture, between practical and…”