Titlebook: Ideas on the Move in the Social Sciences and Humanities; The International Ci Gisèle Sapiro,Marco Santoro,Patrick Baert Book 2020 The Edito

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The Importation of the “Frankfurt School” (and “Critical Theory”) in Francerelationship between the method and means of importation and the intellectual state of critical theory at this time. First, we will analyze the intellectual development of the young philosophers who were dominant in the field: they were striving both to affirm the legitimacy of imported authors and

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The Transnational Making of a Subdiscipline: The Biarritz Conference and the Institutionalization ofvention and its justification. The chapter focuses on the first international conference devoted to this subdiscipline, which took place in Biarritz in 1996 and gathered most of the prominent economists working in this domain at that time. The chapter investigates the different approaches of state i

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Globalizing Gramsci: The Resuscitation of a Repressed Intellectualally confined, reaching disciplinary fields as diverse as literary criticism, sociology, communication studies, anthropology, international relations, history, and linguistics, and countries as far from Italy as Korea, India, and South Africa. Why this success and still before how this success has b

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The Troubled Legitimation of Hannah Arendt in the German and Italian Intellectual Field: 1962–2015ch experienced similar transformations in correspondence with three global conjunctures of crises: the defeat of fascist regimes, the student protest in 1968, and the end of the cold war. The main goal is to understand to what extent these social and political moments of crisis had similar impacts o

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From Social Theorist to Global Intellectual: The International Reception of Bourdieu’s Work and Its in empirical studies centered on France. This oeuvre has been in effect received and appropriated as a theoretical reference and “research program” (Lakatos). This chapter analyzes the geography and stages of Bourdieu’s international reception through the prism of the translation of his books. First