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Horowitz, Irving Louis – Society, 1993
Attempts to redefine sexuality by new parameters for understanding male and female roles constitute a search for a new American ideology. The core issue is how the American nation will respond to a replay of the class war as a war of the sexes. (SLD)
Descriptors: Cultural Pluralism, Definitions, Females, Homosexuality

Horowitz, Irving Louis – Society, 1977
Argues that with the presidential elections of 1976 now history, the electorate may hope for greater support to those people who see social problems as public issues rather than psychological dilemmas in search of biomedical remedies. No one close to social science and related to government could fail to detect in the last decade a powerful drift…
Descriptors: Federal Government, Government Employees, Government Role, Policy Formation

Katznelson, Ira – Society, 1977
Notes and predicts persistence in the nature of the links between social scientists and the polity, and speculates that we may also be on the threshold of basic alterations in, or at least challenges to, these traditional arrangements. This prognosis is essentially hopeful for those of us who are social scientists and socialists. At issue is how…
Descriptors: Economic Factors, Federal Government, Government Role, Policy Formation

Willie, Charles V. – Society, 1977
Argues that as important as what the Carter administration will do is what the Carter victory has already done: it decisively ended the Nixon era in American society. The Carter administration will attempt to synthesize the striving for excellence of the Nixon era and the push for participation of the King era. (Author/JM)
Descriptors: Economic Factors, Federal Government, Government Role, Policy Formation

Kinkley, Jeffrey C. – Society, 1993
Chinese crime fiction is discussed in the context of political and social change. Chinese fiction bears little resemblance to the model police officer of Communist ideology. Crime fiction has become the main vehicle in China for forming public images of police and may become a channel for social discourse. (SLD)
Descriptors: Communism, Crime, Discourse Modes, Fiction