Jeffrey Alexander / Steven Seidman (eds.)
The New Social Theory Reader
Herausgeber: Seidman, Steven; Alexander, Jeffrey C
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An anthology that thematizes the dramatic upward and downward shifts that have created the social theory. It includes sections on such issues as imperialism, power, civilization clash, health, and performance.
First Published in 2008. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
An anthology that thematizes the dramatic upward and downward shifts that have created the social theory. It includes sections on such issues as imperialism, power, civilization clash, health, and performance.
First Published in 2008. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
First Published in 2008. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 462
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 930g
- ISBN-13: 9780415437691
- ISBN-10: 0415437695
- Artikelnr.: 25006534
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 462
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 930g
- ISBN-13: 9780415437691
- ISBN-10: 0415437695
- Artikelnr.: 25006534
Steven Seidman is Professor of Sociology at State University of New York, Albany. Jeffrey C. Alexander is Professor of Sociology at Yale University.
Part 1: General Theory without Foundations. New Critical Theory 1.
Contributions to a Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy Jurgen Habermas
2. Personal Identity and Disrespect Semiotic Structuralism Axel Honneth 3.
Historical Metaphors and Mythical Realities Marshall Sahlins 4. On
Ethnographic Allegory James Clifford. Poststructuralism 5. Power/Knowledge
Michael Foucault 6. Outline of a Theory of Practice Pierre Bourdieu.
Cultural Studies 7. Cultural Studies Stuart Hall 8. The Political
Unconscious Frederic Jameson Part 2: The Normative Turn. Justice 9. A
Defense of Pluralism and Equality Michael Walzer 10. Political Liberalism
John Rawls. Ethics 11. Whose Justice? Which Rationality? Alasdair MacIntyre
12. Postmodern Ethics Zygmaunt Bauman. Truth 13. Pragmatism, Relativism,
and Irrationalism Richard Rorty 14. Feminism and the Question of
Postmodernism Seyla Benhabib Part 3: Rethinking Power. Performativity 15.
Imitation and Gender Insubordination Judith Butler 16. Performance and
Power Jeffrey Alexander. Domination/Liberation 17. From Redistribution to
Recognition? Nancy Fraser 18. Queer Politics David Halperin. Biopoliftics
19. The Body and the Reproduction of Femininity Susan Bordo 20. : The
Politics of Life Itself Nicolas Rose Part 4: Societies and World Order.
Postmodernity 21. Simulcra and Simulations Jean Baudrillard 22. The
Condition of Postmodernity David Harvey. Civil Society 23. The Utopia of
Civil Society Jean L. Cohen and Andrew Arato 24. Global Civil Society Mary
Kaldor. Multiculturalism 25. Justice and the Politics of Difference Iris
Marion Young 26. Multicultural Citizenship Will Kymlicka. Nationalism 27.
Imagined Communities Benedict Anderson 28. Whose Imagined Community?
Partha Chatterjee. World Politics 29. The End of History Francis Fukuyama
30. The Clash of Civilizations Samuel Huntington. Globalisation 31. A New
Society Manuel Castells 32. The Cosmopolitan Perspective Ulrich Beck.
Empire 33. From Direct to Indirect Rule Mahmood Mamdani 34. The New U.S.
Empire George Steinmetz Part 5: Identities. Self 35. Self and Society in
the Late Modern Age Anthony Giddens 36. The Making of Modern Identity
Charles Taylor. Gender 37. Gender as a Structure of Social Practice R.W.
Connell 38. Westernization and Third World Feminism Uma Narayan. Sexuality
39. Heter Hetero/Homosexuality Diana Fuss 40. Shifts in Normative
Heterosexuality Steven Seidman. Race 41. Racial Formation Michael Omi and
Howard Winant 42. The Mirage of an Unmarked Whiteness Ruth Frankenberg.
Postcoloniality 43. Orientalism Edward Said 44. Postcolonial Melancholia
Paul Gilroy
Contributions to a Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy Jurgen Habermas
2. Personal Identity and Disrespect Semiotic Structuralism Axel Honneth 3.
Historical Metaphors and Mythical Realities Marshall Sahlins 4. On
Ethnographic Allegory James Clifford. Poststructuralism 5. Power/Knowledge
Michael Foucault 6. Outline of a Theory of Practice Pierre Bourdieu.
Cultural Studies 7. Cultural Studies Stuart Hall 8. The Political
Unconscious Frederic Jameson Part 2: The Normative Turn. Justice 9. A
Defense of Pluralism and Equality Michael Walzer 10. Political Liberalism
John Rawls. Ethics 11. Whose Justice? Which Rationality? Alasdair MacIntyre
12. Postmodern Ethics Zygmaunt Bauman. Truth 13. Pragmatism, Relativism,
and Irrationalism Richard Rorty 14. Feminism and the Question of
Postmodernism Seyla Benhabib Part 3: Rethinking Power. Performativity 15.
Imitation and Gender Insubordination Judith Butler 16. Performance and
Power Jeffrey Alexander. Domination/Liberation 17. From Redistribution to
Recognition? Nancy Fraser 18. Queer Politics David Halperin. Biopoliftics
19. The Body and the Reproduction of Femininity Susan Bordo 20. : The
Politics of Life Itself Nicolas Rose Part 4: Societies and World Order.
Postmodernity 21. Simulcra and Simulations Jean Baudrillard 22. The
Condition of Postmodernity David Harvey. Civil Society 23. The Utopia of
Civil Society Jean L. Cohen and Andrew Arato 24. Global Civil Society Mary
Kaldor. Multiculturalism 25. Justice and the Politics of Difference Iris
Marion Young 26. Multicultural Citizenship Will Kymlicka. Nationalism 27.
Imagined Communities Benedict Anderson 28. Whose Imagined Community?
Partha Chatterjee. World Politics 29. The End of History Francis Fukuyama
30. The Clash of Civilizations Samuel Huntington. Globalisation 31. A New
Society Manuel Castells 32. The Cosmopolitan Perspective Ulrich Beck.
Empire 33. From Direct to Indirect Rule Mahmood Mamdani 34. The New U.S.
Empire George Steinmetz Part 5: Identities. Self 35. Self and Society in
the Late Modern Age Anthony Giddens 36. The Making of Modern Identity
Charles Taylor. Gender 37. Gender as a Structure of Social Practice R.W.
Connell 38. Westernization and Third World Feminism Uma Narayan. Sexuality
39. Heter Hetero/Homosexuality Diana Fuss 40. Shifts in Normative
Heterosexuality Steven Seidman. Race 41. Racial Formation Michael Omi and
Howard Winant 42. The Mirage of an Unmarked Whiteness Ruth Frankenberg.
Postcoloniality 43. Orientalism Edward Said 44. Postcolonial Melancholia
Paul Gilroy
Part 1: General Theory without Foundations. New Critical Theory 1.
Contributions to a Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy Jurgen Habermas
2. Personal Identity and Disrespect Semiotic Structuralism Axel Honneth 3.
Historical Metaphors and Mythical Realities Marshall Sahlins 4. On
Ethnographic Allegory James Clifford. Poststructuralism 5. Power/Knowledge
Michael Foucault 6. Outline of a Theory of Practice Pierre Bourdieu.
Cultural Studies 7. Cultural Studies Stuart Hall 8. The Political
Unconscious Frederic Jameson Part 2: The Normative Turn. Justice 9. A
Defense of Pluralism and Equality Michael Walzer 10. Political Liberalism
John Rawls. Ethics 11. Whose Justice? Which Rationality? Alasdair MacIntyre
12. Postmodern Ethics Zygmaunt Bauman. Truth 13. Pragmatism, Relativism,
and Irrationalism Richard Rorty 14. Feminism and the Question of
Postmodernism Seyla Benhabib Part 3: Rethinking Power. Performativity 15.
Imitation and Gender Insubordination Judith Butler 16. Performance and
Power Jeffrey Alexander. Domination/Liberation 17. From Redistribution to
Recognition? Nancy Fraser 18. Queer Politics David Halperin. Biopoliftics
19. The Body and the Reproduction of Femininity Susan Bordo 20. : The
Politics of Life Itself Nicolas Rose Part 4: Societies and World Order.
Postmodernity 21. Simulcra and Simulations Jean Baudrillard 22. The
Condition of Postmodernity David Harvey. Civil Society 23. The Utopia of
Civil Society Jean L. Cohen and Andrew Arato 24. Global Civil Society Mary
Kaldor. Multiculturalism 25. Justice and the Politics of Difference Iris
Marion Young 26. Multicultural Citizenship Will Kymlicka. Nationalism 27.
Imagined Communities Benedict Anderson 28. Whose Imagined Community?
Partha Chatterjee. World Politics 29. The End of History Francis Fukuyama
30. The Clash of Civilizations Samuel Huntington. Globalisation 31. A New
Society Manuel Castells 32. The Cosmopolitan Perspective Ulrich Beck.
Empire 33. From Direct to Indirect Rule Mahmood Mamdani 34. The New U.S.
Empire George Steinmetz Part 5: Identities. Self 35. Self and Society in
the Late Modern Age Anthony Giddens 36. The Making of Modern Identity
Charles Taylor. Gender 37. Gender as a Structure of Social Practice R.W.
Connell 38. Westernization and Third World Feminism Uma Narayan. Sexuality
39. Heter Hetero/Homosexuality Diana Fuss 40. Shifts in Normative
Heterosexuality Steven Seidman. Race 41. Racial Formation Michael Omi and
Howard Winant 42. The Mirage of an Unmarked Whiteness Ruth Frankenberg.
Postcoloniality 43. Orientalism Edward Said 44. Postcolonial Melancholia
Paul Gilroy
Contributions to a Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy Jurgen Habermas
2. Personal Identity and Disrespect Semiotic Structuralism Axel Honneth 3.
Historical Metaphors and Mythical Realities Marshall Sahlins 4. On
Ethnographic Allegory James Clifford. Poststructuralism 5. Power/Knowledge
Michael Foucault 6. Outline of a Theory of Practice Pierre Bourdieu.
Cultural Studies 7. Cultural Studies Stuart Hall 8. The Political
Unconscious Frederic Jameson Part 2: The Normative Turn. Justice 9. A
Defense of Pluralism and Equality Michael Walzer 10. Political Liberalism
John Rawls. Ethics 11. Whose Justice? Which Rationality? Alasdair MacIntyre
12. Postmodern Ethics Zygmaunt Bauman. Truth 13. Pragmatism, Relativism,
and Irrationalism Richard Rorty 14. Feminism and the Question of
Postmodernism Seyla Benhabib Part 3: Rethinking Power. Performativity 15.
Imitation and Gender Insubordination Judith Butler 16. Performance and
Power Jeffrey Alexander. Domination/Liberation 17. From Redistribution to
Recognition? Nancy Fraser 18. Queer Politics David Halperin. Biopoliftics
19. The Body and the Reproduction of Femininity Susan Bordo 20. : The
Politics of Life Itself Nicolas Rose Part 4: Societies and World Order.
Postmodernity 21. Simulcra and Simulations Jean Baudrillard 22. The
Condition of Postmodernity David Harvey. Civil Society 23. The Utopia of
Civil Society Jean L. Cohen and Andrew Arato 24. Global Civil Society Mary
Kaldor. Multiculturalism 25. Justice and the Politics of Difference Iris
Marion Young 26. Multicultural Citizenship Will Kymlicka. Nationalism 27.
Imagined Communities Benedict Anderson 28. Whose Imagined Community?
Partha Chatterjee. World Politics 29. The End of History Francis Fukuyama
30. The Clash of Civilizations Samuel Huntington. Globalisation 31. A New
Society Manuel Castells 32. The Cosmopolitan Perspective Ulrich Beck.
Empire 33. From Direct to Indirect Rule Mahmood Mamdani 34. The New U.S.
Empire George Steinmetz Part 5: Identities. Self 35. Self and Society in
the Late Modern Age Anthony Giddens 36. The Making of Modern Identity
Charles Taylor. Gender 37. Gender as a Structure of Social Practice R.W.
Connell 38. Westernization and Third World Feminism Uma Narayan. Sexuality
39. Heter Hetero/Homosexuality Diana Fuss 40. Shifts in Normative
Heterosexuality Steven Seidman. Race 41. Racial Formation Michael Omi and
Howard Winant 42. The Mirage of an Unmarked Whiteness Ruth Frankenberg.
Postcoloniality 43. Orientalism Edward Said 44. Postcolonial Melancholia
Paul Gilroy