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出版者:Columbia University Press

作者:Norbert Elias

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頁數:187

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出版時間:1984-9-18

價格:USD 32.00

裝幀:Paperback

isbn號碼:9780231045513

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圖書標籤:

社會學
過程社會學
博弈模型
Elias
比較研究
埃利亞斯
社會學
入門
基礎
學科
研究方法
社會結構
社會行為
人類社會
社會科學
社會現象

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What is Sociology? presents in concise and provocative form the major ideas of a seminal thinker whose work -- spanning more than four decades -- is only now gaining the recognition here it has long had in Germany and France. Unlike other post-war sociologists, Norbert Elias has always held the concept of historical development among his central concerns; his dynamic theories of the evolution of modern man have remedied the historical and epistemological shortcomings of structualism and ethno-methodology. What is Sociology? refines the arguments that were first found in Elias' massive work on the civilizing process, in which he formulated his major assertions about the interdependence of the making of modern man and modern society. It is Elias' contention that changes in personality structure -- embodied in phenomena ranging from table manners and hygiene habits to rites of punishment and courtly love -- inevitably reflect and mould patterns of control generated by new political and social instututions. Elias' rejection of a dichotomy between individual and society, and his use of psychoanalysis, political theory, and social history, help restore a fullness of resource to sociology.

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Contents Author's acknowledgements 7 Translators' acknowledgements 9 Foreword by Reinhard Bendix 11 Introduction 13 1 Sociology -- the questions asked by Comte 33 From a philosophical to a sociological theory of knowledge 37 From non-scientific to scientific knowledge 38 The scientific investigation of the sciences 41 Sociology as a relatively autonomous science 45 The problem of specialization 47 2 The sociologist as a destroyer of myths 50 3 Game models 71 Primal Contest: model of a contest without rules 76 Game models: models of interweaving processes with norms 80 Commentary 91 4 Universal features of human society 104 Mankind's natural changefulness as a social constant 104 The need for new means of speaking and thinking 111 A critique of sociological 'categories' 113 The personal pronouns as a figurational model 122 The concept of figuration 128 5 Human interdependencies -- problems of social bonds 134 Affective bonds 134 Political and economic bonds 138 The development of the concept of development 145 Social values and social science 152
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