Postsocial history : an introduction
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Postsocial history : an introduction
Lexington Books, c2004
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In Postsocial History: An Introduction, historian Miguel A. Cabrera points to the crisis of modernity as a locus for the collapse of social historical models. Previously established theories of social change and social relations are proving insufficient, calling for the emergence of a new social historical theory. Cabrera finds the answer in language, which, more than being a mere communicative tool, he believes to be capable of playing an active role in the forces of social change. Postsocial History is a lucid and unprecedented account of the need for a new, modern theoretical model. By arguing convincingly for the inclusion of language in that model, Cabrera awakens a revolutionary new approach to historiography. This book will prove indispensable to historians, and to social scientists in general, who are dissatisfied with the old paradigms and seek new ways of addressing the challenges of social research.
目次
Part 1 Foreword Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 The Background: From Social History to the New Cultural History Chapter 4 Beyond the Cultural Turn: Discourse and Postsocial History Chapter 5 The Discursive Construction of Social Reality Chapter 6 The Making of Interests and Identities Chapter 7 A New Concept of Social Action Chapter 8 A New Agenda for Historical Studies
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