Discourse and Knowledge: The Making of Enlightenment SociologyLiverpool University Press, 1 Oca 2000 - 344 sayfa By closely analysing the contributions of such theorists as More, Hobbes, Vico, Montesquieu, Ferguson and Millar to the emergence of sociology in its original form, Piet Strydom follows the discursive construction of sociology in the context of the society-wide early modern practical discourse about violence and rights. Parallels with the nineteenth - and twentieth-century discourse on poverty and justice and the contemporary discourse of risk and responsibility allow the author to reflect not only on the generation of knowledge through discourse but also on the role that sociology itself plays in this process. |
İçindekiler
From Presentism and Historicism to Discourse | 29 |
Sociological Theory of Discourse | 63 |
Discourse of Modernity | 74 |
Crisis Discourse and Sociology | 93 |
The Early Modern Problem of Violence | 115 |
The Rights Discourse | 125 |
Contributions to Enlightenment Sociology | 187 |
Discursive Construction of Enlightenment Sociology | 255 |
Notes | 267 |
| 303 | |
Diğer baskılar - Tümünü görüntüle
Discourse and Knowledge: The Making of Enlightenment Sociology, 1. cilt Piet Strydom Sınırlı önizleme - 2000 |
Discourse and Knowledge: The Making of Enlightenment Sociology Piet Strydom Metin Parçacığı görünümü - 2000 |
Sık kullanılan terimler ve kelime öbekleri
absolutist ancien régime approach authors civil cognitive frames cognitive order cognitive structures collective action concept of society conflict constitutional construction of sociology context contribution Counter-Reformation crisis discourses critical critique cultural debates dimension discourse analysis discourse of modernity discursive construction early modern period Eder eighteenth century emergence emphasis Enlightenment sociology established example Ferguson and Millar Foucault framing devices French Revolution Giddens Glorious Revolution Habermas historically specific Hobbes human institutional interpretation issue knowledge Koselleck Lehmann master frame means mobilisation monarch Montesquieu moral nature normative organisation orientations participants particular phase philosophical philosophy of history Physiocrats point of view political environment popular sovereignty position practical discourse problem of violence Reformation relation religious rights discourse rights frame Scottish Enlightenment sense seventeenth century significant sixteenth social actors socio-political semantics sociological semantics sovereignty survival of society symbolic theoretical theory of discourse Thirty Years War Thomas Hobbes Touraine transformation Vico