On the edge of familiar world: events and their frames
Keywords:
absolute event, frame theory, «black swan», Keret—Strugatskys’ effect, Rover’s effect, Taleb’s effect, McCormick’s effect, profanation effect, Kevorkian’s effect, Korbut—Garfinkel’s effect
Abstract
The paper considers effects of the habitualization of absolute events — events that destroy and create social orders and therefore inevitably stand out of the flow of routine practices. Author reviews different types of everyday world's reaction to the phenomena of extraordinary existential character, returning thereby to the key question of the sociology of everyday world: one of the link between everyday and transcendental dimensions of social reality.
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Published
2012-01-25
How to Cite
ВахштайнВ. (2012). On the edge of familiar world: events and their frames. Russian Sociological Review, 10(3), 79-94. Retrieved from https://ihe.hse.ru/index.php/sociologica/article/view/297
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Frame analysis in social sciences