Navegación – Mapa del sitio

InicioLeerLes livres2014C. Wright Mills And The Sociologi...

C. Wright Mills And The Sociological Imagination

C. Wright Mills And The Sociological Imagination

Contemporary Perspectives
John Scott, Ann Nielsen (dir.), C. Wright Mills And The Sociological Imagination. Contemporary Perspectives, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2013, 256 p., @ean : 9781782540021.
Anuncio publicado en 26 marzo 2014

Presentación del editor

C. Wright Mills is one of the towering figures in contemporary sociology and his writings continue to be of great relevance to the social science community. Generations of sociology students have enjoyed learning about the discipline from reading his best known book The Sociological Imagination. Over the years the title has become a term in itself with a variety of interpretations, many far removed from the original. The chapters in Part One of this book begins with general issues around the nature and significance of the sociological imagination, continue through discussions of modes of theorising and historical explanation, the relationship between history and biography, and the intellectual and political relationship of Mills to Marxism. They conclude with considerations on issues of class, power, and warfare. Part Two of the book includes a series of reflections from scholars who were invited to give personal thoughts on the impact of Mills’s writings in their sociological work, with particular attention to their own ‘biography and history’.

With renowned international contributors and expert contributions from a range of specialisms, this book will appeal to academics, students and researchers of sociology.

Contributors: D. Bertaux, J. Brannen, J.D. Brewer, O. Brox, K. Kumar, K. Mills, L. Mjøset, M. Newman, A. Nilsen, O.J. Olsen, J. Platt, M. Savage, J. Scott, A.J. Treviño.

Inicio de página

Autors

John Scott (dir.)

Professor of Sociology and Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research, Plymouth University, UK.

Publicaciones del mismo autor

Ann Nielsen (dir.)

Professor of Sociology, University of Bergen, Norway

Inicio de página
Buscar en OpenEdition Search

Se le redirigirá a OpenEdition Search