The Social Compulsions of Ideas: Toward a Sociological Analysis of KnowledgeTransaction Publishers - 232 pages This volume collects Gerard DeGr's writings, spanning four decades of activity. From his thesis on the theory of semiotics in Sorokin and Spengler to his later writings drawing a sharp distinction between the sociology of knowledge and sociological theories of knowledge, DeGr remains sensitive to the place of language in knowledge formation. |
Table des matières
The Science of the Social Aspects of Knowledge | 1 |
The Sociology of Knowledge and the Problem of Truth | 27 |
Society and Ideology An Inquiry into the Sociology of Knowledge | 35 |
The Fascist An Operational Definition | 113 |
Freedom and Social Structure | 123 |
Outlines for a Systematic Classification of Social Groups | 135 |
Ideology and Class Consciousness in the Middle Class | 143 |
Science as a Social Institution | 155 |
Appendix | 213 |
Freiheit | 214 |
The Sociology of Free Time and Liberal Arts Education | 216 |
Apogeo y Decadencia del Positivismo en Mexico | 220 |
The Aesthetics of Military Hardware | 221 |
The Applecart | 223 |
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Realignments of Class Attitudes in the Military and Bourgeoisie in Developing Countries Egypt Peru and Cuba | 199 |
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The Social Compulsions of Ideas: Toward a Sociological Analysis of Knowledge Gerard L. DeGré Aucun aperçu disponible - 1985 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
abstract analysis anomie aspects attempt attitudes attitudinal structure basis behavior bourgeoisie class consciousness complex concept concerned concrete consciousness consequently cultural DeGré degree derived determined dominant Durkheim economic elements Emile Durkheim empirical empiricism epistemological example existence experience fact factors fascist Florian Znaniecki formulation freedom function historical human Ibid ideal-typical ideas ideology illata inasmuch indices individual influence institutions interests interpretation Karl Mannheim logical manifestations Marxist Max Scheler Max Weber mentality methodological middle class military nature norms objective observation operate organization orientation Pareto particular phenomena philosophical political position possible power relationships present primarily problem propositions rational reality reference relatively religious residues role scientific scientist sentiments social action social groups social structure society socio-historical situation sociologist sociology of knowledge sociology of science sophiology specific Spengler strata stratum substructure superstructure symbolic theory thought thought-signs tion truth types values Vilfredo Pareto York Znaniecki