Daniel R. Morrison

@danielrmorrison
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Sociologist of science, technology, and medicine; racism and white supremacy; social theory. Committing sociology in the American South. Posts do not represent the views of the UA system or UAH.
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It's been a good year for @socannex. Today's episode features @annamueller and @sethabrutyn discussing their new book Life Under Pressure (2024, Oxford University Press) with me.

We talk about their field site, Oak Grove, its high status, and high earning adult community, and the psychic pain that many young people experience.

The book advances sociological theory and helps address an important social problem, youth suicide. Listen on Spotify, Amazon, etc.:
https://socannex.commons.gc.cuny.edu/podcast/anna-s-mueller-and-seth-abrutyn-on-life-under-pressure/

Anna S. Mueller and Seth Abrutyn on Life Under Pressure

Examines youth suicide clusters, and the social environmental forces that cause psychological pain and suffering.

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It was a pleasure to speak with Dwaine Plaza and Regan Gurung of Oregon State University about their recent co-edited book. The contributions tackle the challenges of and lessons from teaching, learning, and leading universities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Please listen wherever you get your podcasts!

https://socannex.commons.gc.cuny.edu/podcast/dwaine-plaza-and-regan-gurung-on-teaching-in-pandemic-times/

Dwaine Plaza and Regan Gurung on Teaching in Pandemic Times

Dwaine Plaza, Professor of Sociology at Oregon State University, and Regan Gurung, Professor and Director of the General Psychology Program at Oregon State Univ

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Hajar Yazdiha's new book The Struggle for the People's King offers a unique set of case studies about the uses and misuses of Civi Rights movement memory across the political spectrum. I was honored to speak with Dr. Yazdiha earlier this year for The Annex:

https://socannex.commons.gc.cuny.edu/podcast/hajar-yazdiha-on-the-struggle-for-the-peoples-king/

Hajar Yazdiha on the Struggle for the People's King

Daniel Morrison sits down with Hajar Yazdiha (USC) to discuss her book, The Struggle for the People's King (2023, Princeton University Press).

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Are we doing shameless self promotion on here or is that just the old bird site?

I have a new interview with JT Thomas, one of the leading lights in sociology working in the American South.

We discuss his new book, Du Bois, and more.

Please listen!

https://socannex.commons.gc.cuny.edu/podcast/j-t-thomas-on-du-bois-anti-semitism-and-the-color-line/

J.T. Thomas on Du Bois, Anti-Semitism, and the Color Line

JT Thomas discusses Du Bois in Germany.

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Debates over the moral worthiness of a sociological project are good, actually! They are one way that social research advances.

Listen to @shaidromi and Sam Stabler discuss their argument in this episode:
https://socannex.commons.gc.cuny.edu/podcast/dromi-stabler-on-moral-minefields/

We also talk New Haven pizza.

Dromi & Stabler on Moral Minefields

Shai Dromi and Sam Stabler to discuss their new book Moral Minefields: How Sociologists Debate Good Science (University of Chicago Press)

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I guess Mastodon isn't the place to talk about new papers published.

New paper alert!

Are you a scholar interested in #sexuality #gender #organizations and #inequality from #sociology #genderstudies #sexualitystudies or related fields?

@jonathancoley, Jessica L. Schachle-Gordon, Gabby Gomez, Lexie Taylor, and I just published Gendered Organizations as Heterosexualized Organizations: The Case of Housing, Roommate, and Visitation Policies at Christian Colleges and Universities in @sociusjournal. Paper here: https://doi.org/10.1177/23780231231217819

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Another manuscript sent off to a journal. Many thanks to our two friendly pre-reviewers who offered helpful and encouraging comments. You know who you are. #sociology

Now we wait.

I'm looking for sociology of science scholarship that explains how two or more fields converge on a topic, research question, or finding. Not simultaneous discoveries, but more like increasing network ties and conceptual overlap across time. Help! #socMastodon