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Current Perspectives in Social Theory

Editat de Jennifer M. Lehmann
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 1980
Current Perspectives in Social Theory (CPST) presents essays on major issues in contemporary theoretical sociology, providing both critical overviews of major debates and original contributions by specialists working in social theory, sociological theory, and critical theory.
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ISBN-13: 9780762302369
ISBN-10: 0762302364
Pagini: 340
Dimensiuni: 161 x 240 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.63 kg
Editura: Jai Press Inc.
Locul publicării:Netherlands

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Current Perspectives in Social Theory (CPST) presents essays on major issues in contemporary theoretical sociology, providing both critical overviews of major debates and original contributions by specialists working in social theory, sociological theory, and critical theory

Cuprins

Critical Social Theory Beyond "Critical Theory". Beyond the carousel for reification: critical social theory after Luckács, Adorno and Habermas (H.F. Dahms). Simmel-Eco vs. Simmel-Marx: ironized alienation (D. Weinstein, M.A. Weinstein). Communicative action in new social movements: the experience of Students for a Democratic Society (S.D. Stryker). Critical Social Theory and Contemporary Social Structures. The continuing significance of structural Marxism for feminist social theory (F.O. Taylor, IV). Structure, structuration and autopoesis: the emerging significance of recursive theory (K.D. Bailey). Critical and Contemporary Social Psychologies. Reselfing after postmodern culture: sacred social psychology (P. Wexler). Identity, hegemony, and social reproduction (L. Langman). Explorations from the "far side": schizophrenia, social control, and selfhood (T.L. Scheid).