Four Dimensions of Power
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Four Dimensions of Power
Understanding Domination, Empowerment and Democracy
Haugaard, Mark
Manchester University Press
01/2025
248
Mole
Inglês
9781526110367
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Introduction: Conceptions of power and an overview
1 The first dimension of power: Violence, coercion and authority
2 The second dimension of power: Conflicts over structures or deep conflict, and dominant ideology
3 The first and second dimensions of power contrasted: Deep versus shallow conflict and resistance
4 The third dimension of power: Practical consciousness knowledge, consciousness raising, the natural attitude and the social construction of reasonable/unreasonable
5 The third dimension continued: Conventions, reification, the sacred and essentialism
6 The third dimension continued: Descartes' error, reification of truth and fallible truth
7 The fourth dimension of power: The making of the social subject
8 The fourth dimension continued: Social death through slavery, death-camps and solitary confinement
9 Normative analysis of the four dimensions of power: A pragmatist approach: what is power for?
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1 The first dimension of power: Violence, coercion and authority
2 The second dimension of power: Conflicts over structures or deep conflict, and dominant ideology
3 The first and second dimensions of power contrasted: Deep versus shallow conflict and resistance
4 The third dimension of power: Practical consciousness knowledge, consciousness raising, the natural attitude and the social construction of reasonable/unreasonable
5 The third dimension continued: Conventions, reification, the sacred and essentialism
6 The third dimension continued: Descartes' error, reification of truth and fallible truth
7 The fourth dimension of power: The making of the social subject
8 The fourth dimension continued: Social death through slavery, death-camps and solitary confinement
9 Normative analysis of the four dimensions of power: A pragmatist approach: what is power for?
References -- .
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political power; domination; empowerment; democracy; conflict; social structure; reification; ideology; Steven Lukes; Michel Foucault
Introduction: Conceptions of power and an overview
1 The first dimension of power: Violence, coercion and authority
2 The second dimension of power: Conflicts over structures or deep conflict, and dominant ideology
3 The first and second dimensions of power contrasted: Deep versus shallow conflict and resistance
4 The third dimension of power: Practical consciousness knowledge, consciousness raising, the natural attitude and the social construction of reasonable/unreasonable
5 The third dimension continued: Conventions, reification, the sacred and essentialism
6 The third dimension continued: Descartes' error, reification of truth and fallible truth
7 The fourth dimension of power: The making of the social subject
8 The fourth dimension continued: Social death through slavery, death-camps and solitary confinement
9 Normative analysis of the four dimensions of power: A pragmatist approach: what is power for?
References -- .
1 The first dimension of power: Violence, coercion and authority
2 The second dimension of power: Conflicts over structures or deep conflict, and dominant ideology
3 The first and second dimensions of power contrasted: Deep versus shallow conflict and resistance
4 The third dimension of power: Practical consciousness knowledge, consciousness raising, the natural attitude and the social construction of reasonable/unreasonable
5 The third dimension continued: Conventions, reification, the sacred and essentialism
6 The third dimension continued: Descartes' error, reification of truth and fallible truth
7 The fourth dimension of power: The making of the social subject
8 The fourth dimension continued: Social death through slavery, death-camps and solitary confinement
9 Normative analysis of the four dimensions of power: A pragmatist approach: what is power for?
References -- .
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