Social forms/human capacities : essays in authority and difference
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Social forms/human capacities : essays in authority and difference
Routledge, 1990
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The author draws on a tradition of thought from sociology, philosophy, structuralism, post-structuralism and literary criticism to explore major on-going problems in everyday life. These include moral regulation, schooling, the capitalist world economy and masculinity.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Instead of an introduction: "Doing Mythologies" (1984). Part 2 Essays: the sociology of a subject, dichotomy is contradiction
- feudal relics or capatilist monuments (1977)
- addenda - extended review of a Macfarlane (1980)
- origins of English individualism
- on moral regulation (1980)
- towards a celebration of difference (1981)
- in/forming schooling (1983)
- the body of intellectuals (1986)
- social forms/human capacities (1988). Part 3 Interlude: methods in the madness
- review of P. Willis, learning to labour (1978)
- review of E.P. Thompson, poverty of theory (1979)
- review of P. Anderson, arguments with English Marxism
- review of A. Wilden, the rules are no game and war and peace (1988). Part 4 Starting over: the subject of sociology
- state formation (1987)
- masculinity as right (1987).
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