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Marx and the Dialectic of Capital, thought culminating in his three-volume work, .. Some more recent analysts, most notably, Louis Althusser (1965; Althusser and Balibar 1968), claim that Marx’s philosophy is really two philosophies. According to this view, one such philosophy, the so-called early Marx, remains thoroughly Hegelian a

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Peirce, Mead, Goffman, and Interactional Social Science,th century, whereas the last decades of the nineteenth set the stage for the bloody global warfare of the twentieth century. It also served as the foundation for the emergence of modern social thought in the twentieth century because of the momentous social changes of the time. The most visible char

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Rebellion, dialectical thought. Friedrich Nietzsche served as their foundational thinker who cleared the ground for them. Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus built on his work to apply dialectics in their social thought, which like Nietzsche’s was rebellious. This chapter examines them.

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The Phenomenologists,r: “The dialectic, which utterly refuses to be committed to the distinction between matter and method. It does not so much oppose phenomenology with a position or ‘model’ external and alien to phenomenology, as it pushes the phenomenological model, with the latter’s own force, to where the latter ca

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Contemporary Social Thought,like the planes crashing into the World Trade Center and Pentagon occurred in, say, 1967, the postmodern world would have looked very different. This chapter contains a review and critique of post postmodern social thought. It focuses on four figures: Giorgio Agamben, Alain Badiou, Jacques Ran-cière

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,Der Abenteurer und die S?ngerin,e. These academic disciplines grew from the work of theorists in Europe and America. This chapter treats the American tradition that is associated with the seminal works of Charles Sanders Peirce, and Chapter 5 analyzes the European tradition.