Titlebook: Sociology at the London School of Economics and Political Science, 1904–2015; Sound and Fury Christopher T. Husbands Book 2019 The Editor(s

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Institutional Reputations and Influences,en be disputable. Certainly, LSE Sociology has long had a certain reputation in British sociology, but one derived heavily from of its being the first full higher-education teacher of the subject in the UK. When, before the 1950s, the University of London was the only UK institution offering a degre

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Four Horsemen of a Sociological Apocalypse: Episodes of Dysfunction,pigraph at the head of Chap. . rather embodies this perspective; or, if they are not neglecting or exploiting their students, academics are falling out with one another – as seen in novels such as some by C. P. Snow or David Lodge. Why then should LSE Sociology be any different from the academic stereotypes?

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y) is caught between incoherence/silence and imitation (of masculinist forms). And it is an imitation at great cost, for as a direct condition of it, women are ‘exiled from themselves, and lacking any possible continuity/contiguity with their first desires/ pleasures, they are imported into another

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Christopher T. Husbandsy) is caught between incoherence/silence and imitation (of masculinist forms). And it is an imitation at great cost, for as a direct condition of it, women are ‘exiled from themselves, and lacking any possible continuity/contiguity with their first desires/ pleasures, they are imported into another

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Christopher T. Husbandsmbodiment and written style. It is necessarily un-fixed, and recognisable in its un-fixedness, because female-embodiment is characteristically (one might say essentially) un-fixed in its rhythmic transformations (into and through cycles of ovulation and menstruation, in the unfathomable corporeal mo

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Christopher T. Husbandsmbodiment and written style. It is necessarily un-fixed, and recognisable in its un-fixedness, because female-embodiment is characteristically (one might say essentially) un-fixed in its rhythmic transformations (into and through cycles of ovulation and menstruation, in the unfathomable corporeal mo