Titlebook: Estrangement, Alienation and Exploitation; A Sociological Appro John Torrance Textbook 1977Latest edition John Torrance 1977 historical mat

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Estrangement and Solidarity in Sociological TheoryI have already suggested that the opposite of estrangement is best expressed by ‘solidarity’. As a critical analyst of his society, Marx had much less to say about solidarity than about estrangement. There is of course the well-known passage in the . pointing out that

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Gabriel García Ochoa,Sarah McDonaldin the second section.(the ‘a(chǎn)ntithesis’) of the historical development of . (spirit, mind) in Chapter VI, entitled ‘Spirit in Self-estrangement’. To discuss only that section, however, would not do justice to Hegel’s arguments, which depend on preceding preparatory stages. Thus ‘Spirit in Self-estra

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-1673-01840s, when Hegel himself had been dead for a decade. The reason for their neglect is well known. The ideas belonged to the critical part of Hegel’s philosophy and echoed the progressive idealism of his youth. As the constellations of power and opinion that shaped the Restoration period grew up duri

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Coda: Remembering Seamus Heaney,lienation must be kept separate and distinct. In the Introduction, ‘a(chǎn)lienation’ (.) was said to refer to the renunciation or relinquishment of possession or of a claim to something — usually, but not necessarily, in favour of another person. Its correlative was said to be ‘a(chǎn)ppropriation’ (.): taking

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In Theory: Memory as an Affective Archive,y particular moment. In a sense, the totality of such bonds existing in a society simply . that distribution—or better, what the observer or social scientist describes as the distribution is an abstract ‘map’ to which corresponds, ‘on the ground’, the aggregate of possessory relations. In addition,