Critical and effective histories : Foucault's methods and historical sociology / Mitchell Dean.
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- 0203315014
- 9780203315019
- 0203414217
- 9780203414217
- 0203722450
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- 1280104341
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- 301/.0722 20
- HM104 .D43 1994eb
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 224-232) and index.
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Book Cover; Title; Contents; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Sociology, Foucault, and the uses of history; Presentist perspectives; Questions of enlightenment; Weber, rationality, and the subject; A 'specific and peculiar rationalism'? Beyond the rationalisation thesis; Absent history and enlightenment dialectics; Habermas' modernist translations; Thematics of state and power; Governmentality; and practices of the self; Conclusion; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
Critical and Effective Histories contrasts Foucault's methodologies with central currents in social theory and philosophy. It provides a guide to doing historical sociology, and an original position on the condition of social science today.
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