This volume presents a translation of a debate between two major theorists: sociologist Luc Boltanski and political philosopher Nancy Fraser. The debate engages with recent developments in political philosophy and sociology, and with pressing contemporary social and political ...
This volume presents a translation of a debate between two major theorists: sociologist Luc Boltanski and political philosopher Nancy Fraser. The debate engages with recent developments in political philosophy and sociology, and with pressing contemporary social and political ...Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Luc Boltanski is a leading French sociologist and professor at the École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris. Many of his works have been translated into English, including The New Spirit of Capitalism (2005), On Justification (2006), On Critique: A Sociology of Emancipation (2011), Love and Justice as Competences (2012) and Mysteries and Conspiracies (2014).
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Note on Translations Introduction Daniel Benson Part I: Dialogues 1 Domination and Emancipation: For a Revival of Social Critique Luc Boltanski and Nancy Fraser 2 Domination and Emancipation in the Current Conjuncture Philippe Corcuff and Gabriel Rockhill Part II: Emancipatory Subjects 3 Emancipation, Political and Real Asad Haider 4 On a Critical Realist Theory of Identity Rosaura Sánchez Part III: Counter-Histories 5 Critical and Revolutionary Theory: For the Reinvention of Critique in the Age of Ideological Realignment Gabriel Rockhill 6 Like a Riot: The Politics of Forgetfulness, Relearning the South, and the Island of Dr. Moreau Françoise Vergès Part IV: Critical Tensions 7 Emancipation, Domination, and Critical Theory in the Anthropocene Ajay Singh Chaudhary 8 Renewing Critical Theory in an Ultra-Conservative Context: between the Social Sciences, Political Philosophy, and Emancipatory Engagement Philippe Corcuff 9 Politics in Tensions. Counter-Currents for a Post-Critical Age Yves Citton Notes on Contributors
Note on Translations Introduction Daniel Benson Part I: Dialogues 1 Domination and Emancipation: For a Revival of Social Critique Luc Boltanski and Nancy Fraser 2 Domination and Emancipation in the Current Conjuncture Philippe Corcuff and Gabriel Rockhill Part II: Emancipatory Subjects 3 Emancipation, Political and Real Asad Haider 4 On a Critical Realist Theory of Identity Rosaura Sánchez Part III: Counter-Histories 5 Critical and Revolutionary Theory: For the Reinvention of Critique in the Age of Ideological Realignment Gabriel Rockhill 6 Like a Riot: The Politics of Forgetfulness, Relearning the South, and the Island of Dr. Moreau Françoise Vergès Part IV: Critical Tensions 7 Emancipation, Domination, and Critical Theory in the Anthropocene Ajay Singh Chaudhary 8 Renewing Critical Theory in an Ultra-Conservative Context: between the Social Sciences, Political Philosophy, and Emancipatory Engagement Philippe Corcuff 9 Politics in Tensions. Counter-Currents for a Post-Critical Age Yves Citton Notes on Contributors
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