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0 reviews(Ebook) The Intellectual as Stranger Studies in Spokespersonship 1st Edition by Dick Pels - Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 9780203255513 ,0203255518
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ISBN 10: 0203255518
ISBN 13: 9780203255513
Author: Dick Pels
(Ebook) The Intellectual as Stranger Studies in Spokespersonship 1st Edition Table of contents:
1 Speaking the spokesperson
Representation: scientific and political
Representation as substitution
The absent spokesperson
The duplicity of the moderns
The capacity for critique
Accusatory realism
The duality of representation
2 The proletarian as stranger
Three farewells to the proletariat
A philosophical double
The proletarian standpoint
The objective stranger
The feminist stranger
The social distribution of doubt
3 Speaking for social things Sociology and socialism in Durkheim, Sorel and Barrès
The project as object
An artful science
The stratified project
Socialism as object and project
Third way socialism
Anti-intellectuals of the left and the right
The standpoint of the nation
4 Missionary sociology between left and right Karl Mannheim and the right-wing challenge
Between totality and estrangement
The mission of the intellectuals and that of sociology
The sociology of knowledge as master science
Marxism, fascism, and the class nature of intellectuals
Zehrer and Die Tat
Freyer's ‘ethical' sociology
The people's point of view
5 The dark side of socialism Hendrik de Man and the fascist temptation
The rationality of fascism
Two revisionisms
Between the tips of the horseshoe
Intellectuals' socialism
Pianist socialism from above
6 Treason of the intellectuals Paul de Man and Hendrik de Man
What (t)reason?
A family affair
From neutrality to collaboration
The revolutionary temptation
The German genius versus the French
Cultural nationalism and the critique of rationalism
Anti-semitism as anti-intellectualism
Reification as intellectual treason
7 Strange standpoints
The point of standpoint theory
Drifting towards the stranger
The metonymic fallacy of feminist intellectuals
Idealization and identification
Whose science? Whose knowledge?
The reflexive spokesperson
8 Privileged nomads
Exercises in nomadology
The intellectual traveller
Nomadic narcissism
The feminist nomad
In the third space
9 Towards a social epistemology of strangerhood
Agoraphobia
Socratic doubts
Cartesian doubts
The duplication of strangerhood
Methodological voluntarism
Third positions
Reflexive dialectics
In praise of marginality
Notes
1 Speaking the spokesperson
2 The proletarian as stranger
3 Speaking for social things
4 Missionary sociology between left and right
5 The dark side of socialism
6 Treason of the intellectuals
7 Strange standpoints
8 Privileged nomads
9 Towards a social epistemology of strangerhood
Bibliography
Index
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