This book contends that practices are perhaps the most fundamental building-block of social reality and asks what social scientists' research would look like if they took this insight seriously.
This book contends that practices are perhaps the most fundamental building-block of social reality and asks what social scientists' research would look like if they took this insight seriously.
List of Figures Introduction 1 A "Cultural" Approach to Social Science 2 Practice Theory Today 3 Core Ontological Commitments 4 Sketch of the Argument 5 Of Philosophy and Social Science Chapter 1: What Are Practices? 1 Actions under a Description 2 Looping Effects 3 Historical Constitution Chapter 2: Knowledge 1 Knowledgeable Practices 2 Conceptualising Knowledge Chapter 3: Retroactive Redescription 1 The Validity of Retroactive Redescription 2 The Effects of Retroactive Redescription 3 Functional Concepts and Typological Classification; 4 What Is at Stake? Chapter 4: Identification and Context 1 Identifying Practices "in All Their Specificity" 2 Relations and Relational Properties 3 Criteria of Identification Chapter 5: Specificity and Generalisation 1 Functions 2 Implications for Generalisation, Explanation and Description 3 Patchwork Holism Chapter 6: Possibility and Capacities 1 Possibility 2 Capacities Chapter 7: Constitutive Relations and Constitutive Theory 1 Constitutive Theory 2 Constitutive Relations 3 Stability and Change Conclusion 1 Culture and Action in the Social Sciences 2 Some Benefits of Studying Practices Works Cited
List of Figures Introduction 1 A "Cultural" Approach to Social Science 2 Practice Theory Today 3 Core Ontological Commitments 4 Sketch of the Argument 5 Of Philosophy and Social Science Chapter 1: What Are Practices? 1 Actions under a Description 2 Looping Effects 3 Historical Constitution Chapter 2: Knowledge 1 Knowledgeable Practices 2 Conceptualising Knowledge Chapter 3: Retroactive Redescription 1 The Validity of Retroactive Redescription 2 The Effects of Retroactive Redescription 3 Functional Concepts and Typological Classification; 4 What Is at Stake? Chapter 4: Identification and Context 1 Identifying Practices "in All Their Specificity" 2 Relations and Relational Properties 3 Criteria of Identification Chapter 5: Specificity and Generalisation 1 Functions 2 Implications for Generalisation, Explanation and Description 3 Patchwork Holism Chapter 6: Possibility and Capacities 1 Possibility 2 Capacities Chapter 7: Constitutive Relations and Constitutive Theory 1 Constitutive Theory 2 Constitutive Relations 3 Stability and Change Conclusion 1 Culture and Action in the Social Sciences 2 Some Benefits of Studying Practices Works Cited
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