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2008030239 |
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BAUN |
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eng |
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BAUN |
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.M62 2008 |
| 100 1# - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME |
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| Personal name |
Mouzelis, Nicos P. |
| 245 10 - TITLE STATEMENT |
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| Title |
Modern and postmodern social theorizing : |
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bridging the divide / |
| Statement of responsibility, etc |
Nicos P. Mouzelis. |
| 264 #1 - PRODUCTION, PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, MANUFACTURE, AND COPYRIGHT NOTICE |
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| Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture |
Cambridge, UK ; |
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New York : |
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Cambridge University Press, |
| Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice |
2008. |
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xiii, 311 pages ; |
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24 cm. |
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text |
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txt |
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unmediated |
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volume |
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volume |
| 504 ## - BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETC. NOTE |
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| Bibliography, etc |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| 505 00 - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE |
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Contents |
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Figures |
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Acknowledgements |
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Introduction |
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PART I The theoretical background: the development of the agency–structure problematic |
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1 From Parsons’ to Giddens’ synthesis |
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Introduction |
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1 Parsonian functionalism: the emphasis on system/structure |
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2 Interpretative micro-sociologies: the emphasis on agency |
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3 The rational-choice paradigm |
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a. The ideal-typical nature of rational-choice theory |
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born Rational-choice institutionalism |
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4 Decentring the subject I: hidden codes |
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a. Anthropological and Marxist structuralism |
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born Decentring and recentring the subject |
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5 Decentring the subject II: subjectless practices |
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6 Decentring the subject III: texts |
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a. Textualism |
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born The conflation of the discursive and the non-discursive |
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c. Cultural sociology |
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7 Transcending the subjectivist–objectivist divide: attempts at a post-Parsonian synthesis |
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a. Giddens’ transcendence strategy |
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born Bourdieu’s transcendence strategy |
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8 The overall abolition of boundaries |
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Conclusion |
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PART II Parsonian and post-Parsonian developments |
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2 Parsons and the development of individual rights |
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1 T..H. Marshall: civil, political and social rights |
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2 T. Parsons: rights and revolutions |
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a. Economic and political differentiation |
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born Educational differentiation |
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3 Differentiation and the mechanisms of change |
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4 Integration: balanced and unbalanced forms |
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Conclusion |
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3 Evolution and democracy: Parsons and the collapse of communism |
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1 Evolutionary universals |
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2 The limits of modernization from above |
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3 Some critical remarks |
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4 Post-Parsonian theory I: neo-functionalism and beyond |
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Introduction |
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1 The theory of action |
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2 The theory of culture |
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3 Action and culture: a critical assessment |
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4 The theory of civil society |
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5 The basic dilemma in the conceptualization of civil society |
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Conclusion |
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Postscript: a lexander’s cultural sociology |
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Introduction |
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1 On the conceptualization of culture |
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2 The environments of action |
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3 Cultural narratives as second-order discourses |
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Conclusion |
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5 Post-Parsonian theory II: beyond the normative and the utilitarian |
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Introduction |
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1 Three problematic presuppositions |
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a. Teleological intentionality |
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born Instrumental control of the body |
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c. The passive individual |
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2 Constitutive theories of action and systemic theories of differentiation |
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3 Some critical remarks |
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a. Restructuring Parsons’ theory of action |
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born The rapprochement between constitution and differentiation theories |
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Conclusion |
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PART III Agency and structure: reworking some basic conceptual tools |
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6 Social and system integration: Lockwood, Habermas and Giddens |
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1 Lockwood |
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2 Habermas |
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3 Giddens |
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Conclusion |
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7 The subjectivist–objectivist divide: against transcendence |
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1 On the concept of social structure |
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a. Institutional or normative structures (box 1) |
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born Interactive or figurational structures (box 2) |
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c. Distributional structures (boxes 3 and 4) |
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d. Independent variation |
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2 The impasse of transcendence strategies |
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a. Duality of structure: Giddens’ transcendence project |
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born Habitus: Bourdieu’s transcendence strategy |
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3 A concrete example: the reproduction of the LSE as a social system |
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a. Reproduction via the duality of structure |
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born Reproduction via the habitus |
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c. Reproduction and the concept of strategying |
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4 Concluding remarks: bridging rather than transcending the divide |
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8 Habitus and reflexivity: restructuring Bourdieu’s theory of practice |
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Introduction |
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1 Dispositions, positions and interactions |
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2 Reflexivity |
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a. Reflexivity and contradictions between dispositions, positions and figurations |
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born Reflexivity and intra-habitus contradictions |
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c. Reflexivity unrelated to contradictions |
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3 Bourdieu’s conception of the subject |
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4 Restructuring the SDP scheme |
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PART IV Bridges between modern and late/postmodern theorizing |
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9 Modernity: a non-Eurocentric conceptualization |
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Introduction |
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1 Modernity: mobilization/incorporation into the centre |
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2 Modernity: institutional differentiation |
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a. Formal and substantive differentiation |
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born Value generalization |
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c. Adaptive upgrading |
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3 Modernity: a non-Eurocentric conceptualization |
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4 Modernity and the West |
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5 Variants of modernity |
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6 Late modernity and globalization |
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Conclusion |
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10 Ethical relativism: between scientism and cultural relativism |
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1 The golden rule perspective |
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2 On the self-evidence of the golden rule |
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3 Basic assumptions and difficulties of the relativist position |
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4 Stepping stones towards growing socio-cultural interpenetration |
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5 Eurocentrism |
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Conclusion |
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11 Cognitive relativism: between positivistic and relativistic thinking in the social sciences |
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1 Objectivity and the issue of mediation |
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2 The postmodern critique of representation and empirical evidence |
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a. The modern–postmodern debate in Greek historiography |
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born Avoiding relativism and essentialism |
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3 The ‘internality’ of a discipline’s subject matter |
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a. On the construction of a discipline’s subject matter |
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born In defence of the distinction between first- and second-order symbolic constructs |
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Conclusion |
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12 Social causation: between social constructionism and critical realism |
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Introduction |
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1 The Harré thesis |
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2 Giddens’ conflationist strategy |
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3 Archer’s anti-conflationist strategy |
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a. From structuration to morphogenesis |
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born A critique of morphogenesis |
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c. Perspectival or methodological dualism |
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Externality in terms of historical time |
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Externality in terms of hierarchized space |
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4 Articulation of agentic and structural properties |
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a. The internal conversation |
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born Three types of reflexivity |
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c. Some critical comments |
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The externality and internality of enablements/constraints |
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Interaction as a second mediating mechanism between agency and structure |
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Linking agency and structure |
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Conclusion |
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PART V Towards a non-essentialist holism |
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13 Grand narratives: contextless and context-sensitive theories |
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1 ‘Grand narratives’: context-sensitive and insensitive |
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2 Holistic conceptual frameworks: open and closed |
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a. The Marxist closure |
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born The Parsonian closure |
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3 Non-essentialist holism: three types of openness |
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14 The actor–structure dimension: anti-conflationist holism |
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Introduction |
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1 Structures and actors |
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a. Methodological remarks |
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Methodological dualism |
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The space and time dimension |
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born A typology of structures |
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Institutional and figurational structures |
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Distributional structures: virtual and actual |
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Symbolic or cultural structures |
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Dispositional structures |
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c. The agentic powers of actors |
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2 On the linkages between the causal powers of actors and of structures |
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a. The intra- and interactive dimensions |
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born A concrete example |
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15 The micro–macro dimension: anti-essentialist holism |
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Introduction |
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1 Strong and weak types of essentialism |
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a. System essentialism |
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Weak system essentialism |
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Strong system essentialism (1) |
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Strong system essentialism (2): teleological functionalism |
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born Actor essentialism |
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From statistical categories or quasi-groups to groups |
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The pre-constituted character of actors’ identities and interests |
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2 Interpretative sociologies: obstacles to micro–macro bridges |
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a. Action–system imbalance |
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born Face-to-face interaction as micro |
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3 Three guidelines for bridging micro and macro approaches |
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a. Avoiding essentialism: a balance between social- and system-integration perspectives |
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born Social and system integration: from juxtaposition to articulation |
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c. Avoiding reductionism: social hierarchies |
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16 The inter-institutional dimension: beyond economism and culturalism |
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1 Economism |
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2 Culturalism and the priority of the lifeworld: from Marx to Parsons and Habermas |
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a. Systemic culturalism |
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born The theoretical primacy of the lifeworld |
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c. Critique |
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3 Beyond economism and systemic culturalism |
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Instead of Conclusion: Twelve rules for the construction of an open-ended holistic paradigm |
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The actor–structure dimension: anti-conflationist holism |
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The micro–macro dimension: anti-essentialist holism |
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The inter-institutional dimension: anti-economistic holism |
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Appendix. |
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In defence of ‘grand’ historical sociology |
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1 The conflation of history and sociology |
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2 The comparison with Spencer |
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3 On the tenuous linkages between evidence and interpretation |
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4 On the arbitrary character of grand historical sociology’s interpretations |
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References |
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Index |
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Postmodernism |
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Social aspects. |
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Sociology |
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Methodology. |
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Sociology |
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Philosophy. |
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Social sciences |
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Philosophy. |
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