Ernest Gellner's Legacy and Social Theory Today
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Ernest Gellner's Legacy and Social Theory Today
Skalnik, Petr
Springer International Publishing AG
10/2022
581
Dura
Inglês
9783031068041
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1: Introduction: Gellner's Legacy Continues to Inspire.- Chapter 2: Gellner and the Habsburg Window on Modernity.- Chapter 3: Postcolonialism as a Possibility: A Dialogue That Never Happened.- Chapter 4: The Persistence of the Individualism Debate Today.- Chapter 5: Ernest Gellner and the Limits of Understanding.- Chapter 6: The Ghost in the Machine: Gellner and Beyond with Data-Driven and Formalized Social Theory.- Chapter 7: A Critique of Gellner's Neo-Liberalism: Economy, Equality, Epistemology.- Chapter 8: Gellner in the Anthropocene: Modernity, Nationalism and Climate Change.- Chapter 9: Ernest Gellner and Populism.- Chapter 10: Gellner and the Historians.- Chapter 11: War and Group Solidarity: From Ibn Khaldun to Ernest Gellner and Beyond.- Chapter 12: The Importance of Reading Ernest: Historical Methodologies as Hidden Resources for Anthropology.- Chapter 13: Ernest Gellner and Debates about World History Periodization.- Chapter 14: Islam, Plato, and Protestantism: Gellner and the Maghreb Society.- Chapter 15: The Philosopher of Anthropology.- Chapter 16: Ernest Gellner as Anthropologist.- Chapter 17: Gellner: Right and Wrong.- Chapter 18: Re-visiting Gellner's Social Theory on Islam, Modernity, and the State: the Turkish Case.- Chapter 19: After Ernest Gellner: Nationalism and Nation-States Today.- Chapter 20: Nation Building in Aging Taiwan: A Gellnerian Perspective.- Chapter 21: Gellner's Theory of Nationalism and the Study of Silesianess.- Chapter 22: The Politics of Ethnification: The Political Subjectivity of Nation-States vis-a-vis the Polish Minority in Eastern Europe.- Chapter 23: From Interdependence to Disjunction: Gellner?s Theory and the Development of the Interrelationship Between the Concepts of Nation and Nationalism.
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Ernest Gellner;Social theory;Anthropological Theory;Populism;Nationalism;Critical Rationalism
Chapter 1: Introduction: Gellner's Legacy Continues to Inspire.- Chapter 2: Gellner and the Habsburg Window on Modernity.- Chapter 3: Postcolonialism as a Possibility: A Dialogue That Never Happened.- Chapter 4: The Persistence of the Individualism Debate Today.- Chapter 5: Ernest Gellner and the Limits of Understanding.- Chapter 6: The Ghost in the Machine: Gellner and Beyond with Data-Driven and Formalized Social Theory.- Chapter 7: A Critique of Gellner's Neo-Liberalism: Economy, Equality, Epistemology.- Chapter 8: Gellner in the Anthropocene: Modernity, Nationalism and Climate Change.- Chapter 9: Ernest Gellner and Populism.- Chapter 10: Gellner and the Historians.- Chapter 11: War and Group Solidarity: From Ibn Khaldun to Ernest Gellner and Beyond.- Chapter 12: The Importance of Reading Ernest: Historical Methodologies as Hidden Resources for Anthropology.- Chapter 13: Ernest Gellner and Debates about World History Periodization.- Chapter 14: Islam, Plato, and Protestantism: Gellner and the Maghreb Society.- Chapter 15: The Philosopher of Anthropology.- Chapter 16: Ernest Gellner as Anthropologist.- Chapter 17: Gellner: Right and Wrong.- Chapter 18: Re-visiting Gellner's Social Theory on Islam, Modernity, and the State: the Turkish Case.- Chapter 19: After Ernest Gellner: Nationalism and Nation-States Today.- Chapter 20: Nation Building in Aging Taiwan: A Gellnerian Perspective.- Chapter 21: Gellner's Theory of Nationalism and the Study of Silesianess.- Chapter 22: The Politics of Ethnification: The Political Subjectivity of Nation-States vis-a-vis the Polish Minority in Eastern Europe.- Chapter 23: From Interdependence to Disjunction: Gellner?s Theory and the Development of the Interrelationship Between the Concepts of Nation and Nationalism.
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