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Politics at the End of History: Essays in Postmodernist Thought (Major Concepts in Politics and Political Theory #3)

Politics at the End of History: Essays in Postmodernist Thought (Major Concepts in Politics and Political Theory #3)

Garrett W. Sheldon (Editor), Fabio B. Dasilva, Mathew Kanjirathinkal
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Publish Date:
Publisher:
Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publi
ISBN:
9780820420332
Pages:
292
Language:
English

Description

Politics at the End of History contains original and seminal contributions toward the ongoing debate surrounding the problems of modernity and postmodernity. These studies cross a mumber of theoretical perspectives and disciplinary boundaries, including philosophy, political theory, cultural analysis, anthropology, and sociology. They fall into two major categories: those that explore theoretical issues of postmodern politics and social experiences, and those that analyze specific political structures and events.

About the Author

The Authors: Fabio B. Dasilva is Professor of Sociology at the University of Notre Dame (U.S.A.). He has published widely in the fields of continental thought and cultural critique. His books include Toward an Interpretative Sociology, The Sociology of Music, and Sociology and the Interpretative Tradition: from Max Weber to Habermas (forthcoming). Mathew Kanjirathinkal is an assistant professor and Chair of Sociology and Anthropology at Emporia State University. He has published numerous articles on politics and social theory. His most recent work is A Sociological Critique of Theories of Cognitive Development.

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