2002
DOI: 10.9783/9780812209266
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The Organization Man

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“…The origin of the social relations perspective can be traced to two different but interrelated social psychological research streams. The first stream argues that the physical environment can shape the social interaction patterns of individuals (Festinger, Schacter, and Back, 1950;Gullahorn, 1952;Holahan and Saegert, 1973;Homans, 1950Homans, , 1954Powell, 1952;Whyte, 1956). Festinger, Schacter, and Back (1950) report the classic study demonstrating this effect.…”
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“…The origin of the social relations perspective can be traced to two different but interrelated social psychological research streams. The first stream argues that the physical environment can shape the social interaction patterns of individuals (Festinger, Schacter, and Back, 1950;Gullahorn, 1952;Holahan and Saegert, 1973;Homans, 1950Homans, , 1954Powell, 1952;Whyte, 1956). Festinger, Schacter, and Back (1950) report the classic study demonstrating this effect.…”
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“…Two world wars and the onset of the cold war made theorists wary of promoting too optimistic a worldview. Publications on themes such as The Organization Man (Whyte, 1956) and Small Town in Mass Society (Vidich, 1958) suggested that individuals were heavily constrained by social structures, rather than agents of their own fate. Managers, rather than entrepreneurs, were the economic actors lionized by the news and entertainment media.…”
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“…Dentro do tema Organizações e Poder, as obras de Presthus (1965) Whyte and William (1956) para argumentar que, no contexto da sociedade organizacional, o homem organizacional "não tem identidade porque não age em nome de motivos próprios reais, mas, sim, em nome de uma fantasia. Sua existência, como a da organização e da sociedade organizacional, baseia-se na repressão e no autoritarismo, mesmo quando parece lutar contra isso" (Prestes Motta, 1978, p. 74).…”
Section: Prestes Motta: Organização Poder E Indivíduosunclassified