2005
DOI: 10.1177/0011392105057155
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Continental Sociology of Professions Today: Conceptual Contributions

Abstract: Continental sociologists did not contribute to the sociology of professions until the 1980s in part because no continental language developed indigenously a synonym for profession. Today, however, some continental sociologists are contributing to this literature, but they are inadvertently recapitulating within it the theories and concepts that for decades were applied to the middle classes more generally. This article explores why these theories and concepts revolve around cultural and social psychological va… Show more

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“…zugerechnet werden (vgl. Jarausch, 1990;Svensson &Evetts, 2003;Sciulli, 2005;Definitionsfragen bei Fox, 1992; zu "civic professionalism" als Model für den Lehrerberuf vgl. K. J. .…”
Section: Professionenbegriff Und Lehrerberufunclassified
“…zugerechnet werden (vgl. Jarausch, 1990;Svensson &Evetts, 2003;Sciulli, 2005;Definitionsfragen bei Fox, 1992; zu "civic professionalism" als Model für den Lehrerberuf vgl. K. J. .…”
Section: Professionenbegriff Und Lehrerberufunclassified
“…It is important to understand that the concept of profession -the root of these terms -has been contested throughout history with no clear definition achieved (Evetts, 2006;Greenwood, 1957;Sciulli, 2005). Researchers have viewed the term profession as an occupation (Evetts, 2013;Hughes, 1958), while others avoid defining the term and instead "offer a list of relevant occupational groups" (Evetts, 2013, p. 4).…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De esta forma, si bien han de rendir cuentas únicamente ante el resto de compañeros de profesión de acuerdo con los códigos deontológicos establecidos, la comunidad confía en su buen hacer dado que en el proceso de aculturación se establece el compromiso de ejercer sus artes anteponiendo el bien de la comunidad y de sus clientes. Los compromisos esenciales del profesionalismo se sustentan en una extensa socialización en los valores y normas de disciplina apropiados del gremio (Sciulli 2005). Más allá de estas instituciones comunitarias autogestionadas, se espera que los profesionales actúen de forma autónoma y juzguen situaciones concretas según su criterio profesional (Cohen y March 1974).…”
Section: La Crisis Del Modelo Gremialunclassified