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Norbert Elias and Modern Social Theory (PDF eBook)

eBook by Smith, Dennis

Norbert Elias and Modern Social Theory (PDF eBook)

£59.00

ISBN:
9781849208222
Publication Date:
08 Nov 2000
Publisher:
Sage Publications
Imprint:
SAGE Publications Ltd
Pages:
208 pages
Format:
eBook
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Norbert Elias and Modern Social Theory (PDF eBook)

Description

Offering a fascinating survey of Norbert Elias's life and writings, Dennis Smith traces the growth of his reputation. He is the first author to confront Elias's work with the contrasting theories of Talcott Parsons, Hannah Arendt, Michel Foucault and Zygmunt Bauman. He also illustrates how Elias's insights can be applied to understand Western modernity and social and political change. Smith shows why Elias is important for sociology, but he is also clear sighted about the limitations of Elias's approach.

Contents

PART ONE: MODERNITY AND ELIAS The Sound of Canon-Fire Culture and Civilization PART TWO: THE WIDER DEBATE Arendt and Elias Parsons and Elias Foucault and Elias Bauman and Elias PART THREE: TOWARDS GLOBAL MODERNITY Europe Shame A Civilized Debate

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