Michael McKeon
Historicizing the Enlightenment, Volume 1
Politics, Religion, Economy, and Society in Britain
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Michael McKeon
Historicizing the Enlightenment, Volume 1
Politics, Religion, Economy, and Society in Britain
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Emphasizes the revolutionary break with tradition enacted by the British Enlightenment and the effects of its inversion of traditional hierarchies. With specific focus on economics and politics, religion and society, this collection amplifies the remarkable contribution Michael McKeon has made to the intellectual history of the Enlightenment.
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Emphasizes the revolutionary break with tradition enacted by the British Enlightenment and the effects of its inversion of traditional hierarchies. With specific focus on economics and politics, religion and society, this collection amplifies the remarkable contribution Michael McKeon has made to the intellectual history of the Enlightenment.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Bucknell University Press, U.S.
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 154mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 374g
- ISBN-13: 9781684484713
- ISBN-10: 1684484715
- Artikelnr.: 66402034
- Verlag: Bucknell University Press, U.S.
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 154mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 374g
- ISBN-13: 9781684484713
- ISBN-10: 1684484715
- Artikelnr.: 66402034
MICHAEL MCKEON is Board of Governors Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Rutgers University-New Brunswick in New Jersey. He is the author of Politics and Poetry in Restoration England, The Origins of the English Novel, 1600-1740, The Secret History of Domesticity: Public, Private, and the Division of Knowledge, and many articles, as well as the editor of Theory of the Novel: A Historical Approach.
Introduction
Periodizing the Enlightenment
Understanding Enlightenment Thought
Enlightenment Separation and Conflation
Experimental Method
Quantification
Politics
(Civil) Society
The Public Sphere
Capitalist and Enlightenment Universality
Imperialism
Macro-pastoralism
Conjectural History
Slavery
1 Tradition as Tacit Knowledge
Tradition
Ideology
The Aesthetic
2 Civil and Religious Liberty: A Case Study in Secularization
Accommodation
Civil Society
The Empirical Criterion
The Sociology of Group Formation
Accommodating God's Will: Thoughts, Speech, Actions
Defining Spheres of Discourse
The Three Negative Liberties
Secularization
3 Virtual Reality
Religion
Corporation
Polity and Economy
Capitalist Universality
False Consciousness and Uneven Development
The Commodity Form
The Trope of the Fetish
Parody
The Trope of the Invisible Hand
Conceptual Abstraction
Capitalist and Enlightenment Universality
Superstructure and Dialectics
Conjectural History
Polity and Society
The Public Sphere
The Two Publics
Print
Experimental Science
Experience and Experiment
Instruments: Experimental versus Artful
Extending Experiment I: Political Philosophy
Extending Experiment II: Beyond Observables
The Imagination
4 Gender and Sex, Status and Class
From Patriarchalism to Modern Patriarchy
From Domestic Economy to Domestic Ideology
Separate Spheres?
Sex and Sex Consciousness
The Two-Sex Model?
The Three-Gender System: Conflation I
Gender as Culture: Conflation II
The Dialectic of Sexuality and Class
The Common Labor of Sexuality and Class
Sodomy and Aristocracy
Types of Masculinity
5 Biography, Fiction, Personal Identity
Biography, Fiction, and the Common
Biography, Fiction, and the Actual
Biography, Fiction, and the Virtual
The Self behind Self-Fashioning
From Secret History to Novel
The Rise of Personal Identity
6 Historical Method
Distance and Proximity
Historicizing Empiricism
Historical Method: Matching Particulars
and Generals
Dialectical Opposition I: History as Focalizations
of Perspective
Dialectical Opposition II: History as Moments
of Temporality
Dialectical Opposition III: History as Levels
of Structure
Acknowledgments
Notes
Source Notes
Index
Periodizing the Enlightenment
Understanding Enlightenment Thought
Enlightenment Separation and Conflation
Experimental Method
Quantification
Politics
(Civil) Society
The Public Sphere
Capitalist and Enlightenment Universality
Imperialism
Macro-pastoralism
Conjectural History
Slavery
1 Tradition as Tacit Knowledge
Tradition
Ideology
The Aesthetic
2 Civil and Religious Liberty: A Case Study in Secularization
Accommodation
Civil Society
The Empirical Criterion
The Sociology of Group Formation
Accommodating God's Will: Thoughts, Speech, Actions
Defining Spheres of Discourse
The Three Negative Liberties
Secularization
3 Virtual Reality
Religion
Corporation
Polity and Economy
Capitalist Universality
False Consciousness and Uneven Development
The Commodity Form
The Trope of the Fetish
Parody
The Trope of the Invisible Hand
Conceptual Abstraction
Capitalist and Enlightenment Universality
Superstructure and Dialectics
Conjectural History
Polity and Society
The Public Sphere
The Two Publics
Experimental Science
Experience and Experiment
Instruments: Experimental versus Artful
Extending Experiment I: Political Philosophy
Extending Experiment II: Beyond Observables
The Imagination
4 Gender and Sex, Status and Class
From Patriarchalism to Modern Patriarchy
From Domestic Economy to Domestic Ideology
Separate Spheres?
Sex and Sex Consciousness
The Two-Sex Model?
The Three-Gender System: Conflation I
Gender as Culture: Conflation II
The Dialectic of Sexuality and Class
The Common Labor of Sexuality and Class
Sodomy and Aristocracy
Types of Masculinity
5 Biography, Fiction, Personal Identity
Biography, Fiction, and the Common
Biography, Fiction, and the Actual
Biography, Fiction, and the Virtual
The Self behind Self-Fashioning
From Secret History to Novel
The Rise of Personal Identity
6 Historical Method
Distance and Proximity
Historicizing Empiricism
Historical Method: Matching Particulars
and Generals
Dialectical Opposition I: History as Focalizations
of Perspective
Dialectical Opposition II: History as Moments
of Temporality
Dialectical Opposition III: History as Levels
of Structure
Acknowledgments
Notes
Source Notes
Index
Introduction
Periodizing the Enlightenment
Understanding Enlightenment Thought
Enlightenment Separation and Conflation
Experimental Method
Quantification
Politics
(Civil) Society
The Public Sphere
Capitalist and Enlightenment Universality
Imperialism
Macro-pastoralism
Conjectural History
Slavery
1 Tradition as Tacit Knowledge
Tradition
Ideology
The Aesthetic
2 Civil and Religious Liberty: A Case Study in Secularization
Accommodation
Civil Society
The Empirical Criterion
The Sociology of Group Formation
Accommodating God's Will: Thoughts, Speech, Actions
Defining Spheres of Discourse
The Three Negative Liberties
Secularization
3 Virtual Reality
Religion
Corporation
Polity and Economy
Capitalist Universality
False Consciousness and Uneven Development
The Commodity Form
The Trope of the Fetish
Parody
The Trope of the Invisible Hand
Conceptual Abstraction
Capitalist and Enlightenment Universality
Superstructure and Dialectics
Conjectural History
Polity and Society
The Public Sphere
The Two Publics
Print
Experimental Science
Experience and Experiment
Instruments: Experimental versus Artful
Extending Experiment I: Political Philosophy
Extending Experiment II: Beyond Observables
The Imagination
4 Gender and Sex, Status and Class
From Patriarchalism to Modern Patriarchy
From Domestic Economy to Domestic Ideology
Separate Spheres?
Sex and Sex Consciousness
The Two-Sex Model?
The Three-Gender System: Conflation I
Gender as Culture: Conflation II
The Dialectic of Sexuality and Class
The Common Labor of Sexuality and Class
Sodomy and Aristocracy
Types of Masculinity
5 Biography, Fiction, Personal Identity
Biography, Fiction, and the Common
Biography, Fiction, and the Actual
Biography, Fiction, and the Virtual
The Self behind Self-Fashioning
From Secret History to Novel
The Rise of Personal Identity
6 Historical Method
Distance and Proximity
Historicizing Empiricism
Historical Method: Matching Particulars
and Generals
Dialectical Opposition I: History as Focalizations
of Perspective
Dialectical Opposition II: History as Moments
of Temporality
Dialectical Opposition III: History as Levels
of Structure
Acknowledgments
Notes
Source Notes
Index
Periodizing the Enlightenment
Understanding Enlightenment Thought
Enlightenment Separation and Conflation
Experimental Method
Quantification
Politics
(Civil) Society
The Public Sphere
Capitalist and Enlightenment Universality
Imperialism
Macro-pastoralism
Conjectural History
Slavery
1 Tradition as Tacit Knowledge
Tradition
Ideology
The Aesthetic
2 Civil and Religious Liberty: A Case Study in Secularization
Accommodation
Civil Society
The Empirical Criterion
The Sociology of Group Formation
Accommodating God's Will: Thoughts, Speech, Actions
Defining Spheres of Discourse
The Three Negative Liberties
Secularization
3 Virtual Reality
Religion
Corporation
Polity and Economy
Capitalist Universality
False Consciousness and Uneven Development
The Commodity Form
The Trope of the Fetish
Parody
The Trope of the Invisible Hand
Conceptual Abstraction
Capitalist and Enlightenment Universality
Superstructure and Dialectics
Conjectural History
Polity and Society
The Public Sphere
The Two Publics
Experimental Science
Experience and Experiment
Instruments: Experimental versus Artful
Extending Experiment I: Political Philosophy
Extending Experiment II: Beyond Observables
The Imagination
4 Gender and Sex, Status and Class
From Patriarchalism to Modern Patriarchy
From Domestic Economy to Domestic Ideology
Separate Spheres?
Sex and Sex Consciousness
The Two-Sex Model?
The Three-Gender System: Conflation I
Gender as Culture: Conflation II
The Dialectic of Sexuality and Class
The Common Labor of Sexuality and Class
Sodomy and Aristocracy
Types of Masculinity
5 Biography, Fiction, Personal Identity
Biography, Fiction, and the Common
Biography, Fiction, and the Actual
Biography, Fiction, and the Virtual
The Self behind Self-Fashioning
From Secret History to Novel
The Rise of Personal Identity
6 Historical Method
Distance and Proximity
Historicizing Empiricism
Historical Method: Matching Particulars
and Generals
Dialectical Opposition I: History as Focalizations
of Perspective
Dialectical Opposition II: History as Moments
of Temporality
Dialectical Opposition III: History as Levels
of Structure
Acknowledgments
Notes
Source Notes
Index