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" Poststructuralism and after : "
David R. Howarth, University of Essex, UK
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BL
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662909
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dltt
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Howarth, David R
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Poststructuralism and after : : structure, subjectivity and power /\ David R. Howarth, University of Essex, UK
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x, 334 pages ;; 22 cm
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9781137266972 (hardback)
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: 113726697X (hardback)
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Introduction -- The poststructuralist project -- Problematizing poststructuralism -- Ontological bearings -- Deconstructing structure and agency -- Structure, agency, and affect -- Rethinking power and domination -- Identity, interests, political subjectivity -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index
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"Poststructuralism and After provides a comprehensive, innovative and lucid account of contemporary poststructuralist theory, which probes its limits, explores rival theoretical approaches, and elaborates new concepts and logics. The book distils and articulates the basic philosophical assumptions and theoretical concepts of poststructuralism, but by building upon the work of Derrida, Foucault, Heidegger, Lacan, Laclau, Levi-Strauss, Marx, Saussure and & ek it also provides a distinctive version of the poststructuralist project.The philosophy and theory of poststructuralism is presented through a critical engagement with the central problems of social and political theory. Such problems include the structure/agency dilemma; the problem of social order; the ongoing debates between positivists, interpretivists and realists about the role and character of social science; the relationship between the economy, the state and society; the complexities of identity/difference; and the role of power, domination and ideology. Empirical illustrations and case studies of selected social phenomena further illuminate the theoretical arguments displayed in this book. "--
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Political science-- Philosophy
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Poststructuralism
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Power (Social sciences)
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State, The
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320.01
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JA71.H693 2013
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