Titlebook: Norbert Elias and Social Theory; François Dépelteau (associate professor of sociolo Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Ame

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Norbert Elias and Émile Durkheim: Seeds of a Historical Sociology of Knowledges). A critical appraisal of the commonalities and discrepancies between Elias and Durkheim can help us to foster a more robust conceptual apparatus for a theory that stresses the historical and processual dynamics of human cognition and provides the foundation of a historical sociology of knowledge.

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Contradiction and Interdependency: The Sociologies of Karl Marx and Norbert Eliaswork that has been institutionalized as paradigmatic for a network of researchers. As Kuhn (1996) pointed out, explanatory claims made under the auspices of different scientific paradigms are not only different but incommensurate. For this reason, even simple comparisons between two paradigms can be problematic.

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From Elias Back to Simmel) similar to Simmel’s own formulation, with the necessary consequence that so is everything else he erects upon it—in other words, an essential and determinant strata of Elias’s thought bears striking resemblances to Simmel’s.

Perceive

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Norbert Elias and Hannah Arendt on Philosophy, Sociology, and Sciencehat she perceived to be the pretensions of sociology, and although in her later years she became more sharply critical of philosophy, she always retained an intense, even vituperative, dislike of sociology..

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Introductionsical and contemporary social theories. We believe this book could raise the interest of anyone who works with Norbert Elias, reads classical and contemporary theory, or, as Norbert Elias would say, studies the figurations in which we live.

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Past and Present in Sociological Theory: Some Similarities and Differences between Émile Durkheim anciological literature—except for Lahire’s approach, which poses affinity from a different angle—has to do with processes of self-control that life in society enables individuals to develop and even demands of them.. Taking quite different paths, both Durkheim and Elias reach very similar conclusions..