This volume aims to answer why so much 'critical' intellectual activity can be done with so little impact.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John E. O'Brien, Ph.D. (1971), University of Wisconsin, formerly Professor of Sociology and Urban Studies, Portland State University, Oregon, now independent researcher in Paris, with projects on the European Community and India, where he lectures on Systems Management in a Global Political Economy.
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Acknowledgments Preface Overview 1. What is Critical Practice? 2. Voltaire: Setting the Role of Public Intellectual 3. Schiller: Reform Consciousness to Change the World 4. Foucault: The End of Evasion 5. Jean Baudrillard: Critical Practice as Core Extraction 6. Eagleton: Literary Critic - Literature or Criticism? 7. Hayden White: Historic Truth as Story Telling 8. Liberation: Project, Method, Object Appendix: Technical Note References Index
Acknowledgments Preface Overview 1. What is Critical Practice? 2. Voltaire: Setting the Role of Public Intellectual 3. Schiller: Reform Consciousness to Change the World 4. Foucault: The End of Evasion 5. Jean Baudrillard: Critical Practice as Core Extraction 6. Eagleton: Literary Critic - Literature or Criticism? 7. Hayden White: Historic Truth as Story Telling 8. Liberation: Project, Method, Object Appendix: Technical Note References Index
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