After examining these difficulties of sovereign marronage, he turns his attention to
sociogenic marronage.
The
sociogenic imperative of typography: A "face" for the new South Africa.
Ron Chamberlain, then Kirkby-in-Ashfield Council environmental health committee chairman, also backed the "mass
sociogenic illness" conclusion.
Mass
sociogenic iliness in a day-care center-Florida.
Mass
sociogenic illness by proxy: parentally reported epidemic in an elementary school.
Mass
sociogenic illness is an unlikely explanation based on the number of different sites where outbreaks have been reported over a short interval and the lin k to only two companies.
sociogenic, secondary, learned or acquired drives, impulses, or needs."(33)
Racism, likewise, might be
sociogenic rather than phylogenic -- "homologous with gender and class oppression." (1) But at the end of the 20th century can we be absolutely certain about the second part of this proposition?
Good (1976) attributes special importance to the social factor in the use of soft drugs, labeling it
sociogenic or cultogenic.
I want to give credit to Maggie Kuhn who warned us not to accept what she termed
sociogenic aging--being assigned roles as nonpersons, relegating people to playpens and warehouses.
He and colleagues at the University of Leuven believe many features of the outbreak point to mass
sociogenic illness - MSI.
The danger of accepting rational suicide lies in the creation of what Emil Durkheim first described as a deterministic "
sociogenic" process.