Bringing the postmarxist theory of Ernesto Laclau into the field of political sociology through a close reading and analysis of postmarxism and its relationship to 'the social', A Sociology of Postmarxism develops key postmarxist arguments in an engaging and sociologically applicable way. Indeed, through a threefold method of analysis, Ho
Bringing the postmarxist theory of Ernesto Laclau into the field of political sociology through a close reading and analysis of postmarxism and its relationship to 'the social', A Sociology of Postmarxism develops key postmarxist arguments in an engaging and sociologically applicable way. Indeed, through a threefold method of analysis, HoHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Richard Howson is Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Wollongong
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Table of Contents _____________________________________________________________________________ Chapter One: Introduction Why The Social? Why Postmarxism? Why Postmarxism and Social capital Chapter Two: From the Social to the Political Introduction The Social in Historical Materialism Setting out a Post- Terrain Sociology and The Social in Postmarxism Counter-Positions of The Social Chapter Three: Classical Approaches to The Social Introduction The Sociological project and the Emergence of Positivism Karl Marx: Logic to Contradiction to Mediation Emile Durkheim: Moral Positivism and Mediation Max Weber: From Rationality to Irrationality as Social Mediation Chapter Four: Establishing a Basis for Postmarxism Introduction The New Priority The Social as 'Sedimentation' and The Political as 'Reactivation' Chapter Five: From Antagonism to Equivalence Introduction Antagonism as the Limit of Social Objectivity "You Can Only Free Somethings ...": Hegemony and The Political Hegemony and the Constitution of Equivalence Chapter Six: Finding The Political in Social Capital Introduction What is Social Capital? Forms of Social Capital Social Capital and The Political Chapter Seven: Desert - Migration as Social Dislocation Introduction Quantity and Composition of Global Migration Migration and (Post)Industrialisation Foundational Approaches to Migration Definitional Problematics Causation Theories Continuation Theories Postmarxism and Migration Chapter Eight: Aspiration - Hegemonic Masculinity as Emptiness Introduction Gender Antagonism in the Modernity-Postmodernity Tens
Table of Contents _____________________________________________________________________________ Chapter One: Introduction Why The Social? Why Postmarxism? Why Postmarxism and Social capital Chapter Two: From the Social to the Political Introduction The Social in Historical Materialism Setting out a Post- Terrain Sociology and The Social in Postmarxism Counter-Positions of The Social Chapter Three: Classical Approaches to The Social Introduction The Sociological project and the Emergence of Positivism Karl Marx: Logic to Contradiction to Mediation Emile Durkheim: Moral Positivism and Mediation Max Weber: From Rationality to Irrationality as Social Mediation Chapter Four: Establishing a Basis for Postmarxism Introduction The New Priority The Social as 'Sedimentation' and The Political as 'Reactivation' Chapter Five: From Antagonism to Equivalence Introduction Antagonism as the Limit of Social Objectivity "You Can Only Free Somethings ...": Hegemony and The Political Hegemony and the Constitution of Equivalence Chapter Six: Finding The Political in Social Capital Introduction What is Social Capital? Forms of Social Capital Social Capital and The Political Chapter Seven: Desert - Migration as Social Dislocation Introduction Quantity and Composition of Global Migration Migration and (Post)Industrialisation Foundational Approaches to Migration Definitional Problematics Causation Theories Continuation Theories Postmarxism and Migration Chapter Eight: Aspiration - Hegemonic Masculinity as Emptiness Introduction Gender Antagonism in the Modernity-Postmodernity Tens
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