Narrative social structure : anatomy of the Hadith transmission network, 610-1505
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Narrative social structure : anatomy of the Hadith transmission network, 610-1505
Stanford University Press, 2005
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. [281]-295) and index
収録内容
- Social and literary structure of isnad : whose narrative?
- The ceaseless synergy between literary and social structures
- Reconstructing the Hadith transmission network : narratives into networks
- From synchronic to diachronic methods : temporal constraints on action
- Social and literary dynamics of authority formation : the macro-level LRS effect
- Narrative and sociology of intellectuals : from Ibn Khaldun to Collins
- On the shoulders of giants : chain of memory and the micro-level LRS effect
- Conclusion : speech and action conjoined on the diachronic axis
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In both the social sciences and the humanities, current scholarship typically examines speech and social action as separate entities. But do they truly act in isolation? In Narrative Social Structure, Recep Senturk challenges the prevailing understandings of speech and social action, of actor and organization.
Using the example of the hadith transmission network, Senturk demonstrates the synergy between speech and action in producing social reality. Hadith, a brief narrative about the Prophet Muhammad transmitted across generations by a chain of narrators, represents the longest recorded social network presently known to sociologists and historians.
This book presents the first attempt by a sociologist to unearth the long hadith transmission network from ancient historical sources and analyze it using the most recent qualitative and quantitative analytical tools. It demonstrates how both synchronic and diachronic analyses uncover the structure of generational and inter-generational discourse networks used in the process of identity and authority formation. The author concludes that these networks of narrative are constantly at work in the world. Even if we are not aware of it, we are always part of them.
目次
Contents Preface xiii 1. Introduction 1 2. Social and Literary Structure of Isnad: Whose Narrative? 29 3. The Ceaseless Synergy between Literary and Social Structures 68 4. Reconstructing the Hadith Transmission Network: Narratives into Networks 94 5. From Synchronic to Diachronic Methods: Temporal Constraints on Action 124 6. Social and Literary Dynamics of Authority Formation: The Macro-Level LRS Effect 159 7. Narrative and Sociology of Intellectuals: From Ibn Khaldun to Collins 180 8. On the Shoulders of Giants: Chain of Memory and the Micro-Level LRS Effect 212 9. Conclusion: Speech and Action Conjoined on the Diachronic Axis 245 Notes 261 Bibliography 281 Index 297
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