大学生控制圈与主观幸福感的关系

采用控制圈问卷和主观幸福感简易量表对345名学生进行问卷调查,探讨大学生主观幸福感的发展特点及控制圈与主观幸福感的关系。结果显示：大学生的性别和专业在人际控制、社会政治控制、生活满意度和健康感受上差异显著;控制圈的三个维度与正面情绪显著正相关,与负面情绪显著负相关,人际控制与生活满意度、健康感受显著正相关;个人效能和人际控制感对总体幸福感有显著的正向预测作用。所以,大学生的控制圈影响他们的主观幸福感。     

On using spheres of meaning to define and dignify the IS discipline

The question, “Is information systems a real discipline?” has taxed IS scholars for over 20 years, and they debate its identity at length. Many other disciplines are facing similar crises. This article suggests a new approach, which views disciplines in terms of what is meaningful to those who work within them. Making use of the philosophical notion of ‘spheres of meaning’, and one well-thought-out suite of such spheres, the core contribution of the IS discipline may be understood, giving it confidence among its neighbours, so as to maintain dialogue with them. Questions about identity are replaced by questions about dignity, destiny and responsibility, and strategic suggestions are offered.     

Reframing the Domestic Angel: Real Simple Magazine's Repackaging of the Victorian-Era “Angel in the House” Narrative

In this essay, I argue that a contemporized version of the “Angel in the House” narrative is present in Real Simple magazine. I demonstrate that nineteenth-century domestic themes have been reframed in Real Simple so that the home is no longer identified as a site intended for the pleasure of men; instead, it is identified as a personal sanctuary for the contemporary woman's respite and pleasure. I contend that while this revamped notion of the domestic angel may provide the reader with agency to privilege her own needs and desires, the modified narrative nevertheless reinforces the ideological notion of separate spheres—that the home is a woman's domain.