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Structural Lie Small Clues to Global Things

Lemert, Charles C.
Innbundet / 2011 / Engelsk

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ISBN
9781594515323
Published
2011-04-30
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Inc
Weight
476 gr
Height
229 mm
Width
152 mm
Age
U, G, 05, 01
Language
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Number of pages
256

Author
Lemert, Charles C.

Biographical note

Charles Lemert is Andrus Professor of Sociology at Wesleyan University, Connecticut. He is the author of Durkeim's Ghosts (2006).

Structural Lie Small Clues to Global Things

Lemert, Charles C.
Innbundet / 2011 / Engelsk
Lemert, Charles C.
Innbundet / 2011 / Engelsk
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<p>“I love the brilliance of Lemert’s writing and the force of his critique.” <br />—Dorothy E. Smith, University of Victoria, Canada <br /><br />"Charles Lemert's comprehensive critique of the 'social unconscious', of Marx and Freud reappraised, in 'The Structural Lie' crowns a career devoted to innovation of the highest order in social theory. This is a brave, brilliant book". <br />- Professor Anthony Elliott, Chair of Sociology, Flinders University, Australia and Visiting Research Professor, Open University, UK </p>

The Structural Lie tackles one of social science's most mysterious problems. How is it possible to derive statements about the grand structures of social life from their effects in the small movements of everyday life? Prominent sociologist Charles Lemert shows how Marx and Freud provide some answers to this question. Marx derived from the commodity his picture of the capitalist system, Freud diagnosed the character of psyches from the details of dreams, slips and jokes. This wonderfully readable and engaging book lays the foundation for a new social science in an age where a microchip can convey a world of information.
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Marx and Freud were the modern inventors of a solution that is given too little attention. This work offers approaches for a fresh social science required for global realities in which a Bluetooth can convey a world of information.
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Introduction; Chapter 1 Lies and Life; Chapter 2 Baudrillard’s Death; Chapter 3 Paul Piccone (1940–2004); Chapter 4 Goffman’s Enigma; Chapter 5 Harold Garfinkel; Chapter 6 Structural Aggravations; Chapter 7 Betty Friedan and Simone de Beauvoir; Chapter 8 Said and “Edward”; Chapter 9 Niebuhr, Derrida, and Death; Chapter 10 Why Go to Prison?;
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<p>“I love the brilliance of Lemert’s writing and the force of his critique.” <br />—Dorothy E. Smith, University of Victoria, Canada <br /><br />"Charles Lemert's comprehensive critique of the 'social unconscious', of Marx and Freud reappraised, in 'The Structural Lie' crowns a career devoted to innovation of the highest order in social theory. This is a brave, brilliant book". <br />- Professor Anthony Elliott, Chair of Sociology, Flinders University, Australia and Visiting Research Professor, Open University, UK </p>

The Structural Lie tackles one of social science's most mysterious problems. How is it possible to derive statements about the grand structures of social life from their effects in the small movements of everyday life? Prominent sociologist Charles Lemert shows how Marx and Freud provide some answers to this question. Marx derived from the commodity his picture of the capitalist system, Freud diagnosed the character of psyches from the details of dreams, slips and jokes. This wonderfully readable and engaging book lays the foundation for a new social science in an age where a microchip can convey a world of information.
Read more
Marx and Freud were the modern inventors of a solution that is given too little attention. This work offers approaches for a fresh social science required for global realities in which a Bluetooth can convey a world of information.
Read more
Introduction; Chapter 1 Lies and Life; Chapter 2 Baudrillard’s Death; Chapter 3 Paul Piccone (1940–2004); Chapter 4 Goffman’s Enigma; Chapter 5 Harold Garfinkel; Chapter 6 Structural Aggravations; Chapter 7 Betty Friedan and Simone de Beauvoir; Chapter 8 Said and “Edward”; Chapter 9 Niebuhr, Derrida, and Death; Chapter 10 Why Go to Prison?;
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Product details

ISBN
9781594515323
Published
2011-04-30
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Inc
Weight
476 gr
Height
229 mm
Width
152 mm
Age
U, G, 05, 01
Language
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Number of pages
256

Author
Lemert, Charles C.

Biographical note

Charles Lemert is Andrus Professor of Sociology at Wesleyan University, Connecticut. He is the author of Durkeim's Ghosts (2006).

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