Current Perspectives in Social Theory
Category:
Sociology and Public PolicyBooks in series
- The Challenge of Progress, Volume 36
- Reconstructing Social Theory, History and Practice, Volume 35
- States and Citizens: Accommodation, Facilitation and Resistance to Globalization, Volume 34
- Globalization, Critique and Social Theory: Diagnoses and Challenges, Volume 33
- Mediations of Social Life in the 21st Century, Volume 32
- Social Theories of History and Histories of Social Theory, Volume 31
- Theorizing Modern Society as a Dynamic Process, Volume 30
- The Diversity of Social Theories, Volume 29
- The Vitality Of Critical Theory, Volume 28
- Theorizing the Dynamics of Social Processes, Volume 27
- Nature, Knowledge and Negation, Volume 26
- No Social Science without Critical Theory, Volume 25
- Globalization between the Cold War and Neo-Imperialism, Volume 24
- Social Theory as Politics in Knowledge, Volume 23
- Critical Theory: Diverse Objects, Diverse Subjects, Volume 22
- Bringing Capitalism Back for Critique by Social Theory, Volume 21
Recent Content
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Euporia : On the Limits, Horizons and Possibilities of Critique (or: On Reconstruction) - Reconstructing the Self: A Goffmanian Perspective
- Reconstructive Science and the European Constitution: Habermas, Citizenship, and the Tension between Facts and Norms
- About the Authors
- Prelims
- Prelims
- Introduction
- History, Critique, and Progress: Amy Allen’s “
End of Progress ” and the Normative Grounding of Critical Theory - Inheriting Critical Theory: A Review of Amy Allen’s
the End of Progress: Decolonizing the Normative Foundations of Critical Theory - Back to Adorno: Critical Theory’s Problem of Normative Grounding
- Decolonizing Critical Theory
- Progress, Normativity, and the “Decolonization” of Critical Theory: Reply to Critics
- Nietzsche after Charlottesville
☆ - “How Can [We] Not Know?”
Blade Runner as Cinematic Landmark in Critical Thought☆ - Sociology at the End of History: Profession, Vocation and Critical Practice
- Las Vegas as the Anthropocene: The Neoliberal City as Desertification All the Way Down
- Exchanging Social Change for Social Class: Traditional Marriage Proposals as Status and Scrip
- Sociology’s Emancipation from Philosophy: The Influence of Francis Bacon on Émile Durkheim
- About the Contributors
- Index
DOI:
10.1108/cpstISSN:
0278-1204Online date, start – end:
1999Series Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedEditor:
- Dr Harry Dahms