Titlebook: Civilisations and Social Theory; Volume 1 of Social D Anouar Abdel-Malek Textbook 1981Latest edition Anouar Abdel-Malek 1981 complexity.cul

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Meaningful Social Theory: the Cross-civilisational Perspectiveng, theoretical systems, theoretical essays, readers on theory, epistemological works on the theory of theory (a sort of ‘Prolegomena to all possible theories’), theoretical manifestos, philosophy, sociology and psychology of theoretical processes, etc. In their wake, the concept of theory itself be

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Orientalism in Crisisn of the general conception, the methods and the instruments which have given the West its knowledge of the Orient, at all levels and in every area — a process begun in the early years of the last century.

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Joseph Needham: Encyclopedist of Civilisationsthe prejudice, the ignorance born of non-recognition. Today, the West must listen to the voices and recognise the new ways arising in that great arc of civilisations and cultures that is the renascent, revolutionary Orient — from Morocco to the China Sea. There has long been a marked reluctance to t

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The Civilisational Projectd the new search, the new questions — most of which seem to have arisen in that sector which had been regarded until now as outside the problem: the liberal-capitalist states and countries of the West, and of Europe in particular.

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The Notion of ‘Depth of Historical Field’rawing up balance sheets and inventories, and sometimes of setting out a prospective problematic. With a few very rare exceptions this history of sociology has remained historicist, in the classical sense of the word. Constantly and quite rightly concerned to lose nothing of what they see as the liv