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Preface, 2013=xv

Acknowledgments, 2013 Edition=xxi

INTRODUCTION . Social Theory : Its Uses and Pleasures Charles Lemert=1

PART ONE Modernity's Classical Age : 1848-1919 Charles Lemert=19

The Two Sides of Society=28

Karl Marx=28

Estranged Labor=29

Camera Obscura=33

The Manifesto of Class Struggle, with Friedrich Engels=34

The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte=37

On Imperialism in India=40

Capital and the Values of Commodities=41

Capital and the Fetishism of Commodities=47

Labour-Power and Capital=49

Friedrich Engels=52

The Patriarchal Family=52

Jane Addams=54

The Settlement as a Factor in the Labor Movement=55

Emile Durkheim=56

Mechanical and Organic Solidarity=57

Anomie and the Modern Division of Labor=60

Sociology and Social Facts=61

Suicide and Modernity=63

Primitive Classifications and Social Knowledge, with Marcel Mauss=69

The Cultural Logic of Collective Representations=72

Max Weber=79

The Spirit of Capitalism and the Iron Cage=79

The Bureaucratic Machine=83

What Is Politics?=87

The Types of Legitimate Domination=88

Class, Status, Party=90

Sigmund Freud=98

The Psychical Apparatus and the Theory of Instincts=98

Dream-Work and Interpretation=101

Oedipus, the Child=104

Remembering, Repeating, and Working-Through=107

Return of the Repressed=109

Civilization and the Individual=112

Ferdinand de Saussure=114

Arbitrary Social Values and the Linguistic Sign=115

John Dewey=120

Democracy and Education=120

Split Lives in the Modern World=122

William James=122

The Self and Its Selves=122

William Edward Burghardt(W.E.B.) Du Bois=126

Double-Consciousness and the Veil=126

Charlotte Perkins Gilman=130

The Yellow Wallpaper=130

Women and Economics=132

Anna Julia Cooper=134

The Colored Woman's Office=135

Georg Simmel=139

The Stranger=139

Charles Horton Cooley=142

The Looking-Glass Self=142

PART TWO Social Theories and World Conflict : 1919-1945 Charles Lemert=143

Action and Knowledge in a Troubled World=155

John Maynard Keynes=155

The Psychology of Modern Society=155

Talcott Parsons=156

The Unit Act of Action Systems=157

Erich Fromm=158

Psychoanalysis and Sociology=159

Georg Lukács=160

The Irrational Chasm Between Subject and Object=160

George Herbert Mead=161

The Self, the I, and the Me=162

Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov(V.I.) Lenin=165

What Is to Be Done?=166

Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno=167

The Culture Industry as Deception=167

Martin Heidegger=170

The Question Concerning Technology : The Age of the World Picture=170

Karl Mannheim=171

The Sociology of Knowledge and Ideology=171

Robert K. Merton=174

Social Structure and Anomie=174

W.E.B. Du Bois=183

Black Reconstruction and the Racial Wage=184

Unavoidable Dilemmas=187

Reinhold Niebuhr=187

Moral Man and Immoral Society=187

Gunnar Myrdal=188

The Negro Problem as a Moral Issue=188

William I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki=190

Disorganization of the Polish Immigrant=190

Lewis Wirth=195

The Significance of the Jewish Ghetto=195

Walter Benjamin=198

Art in an Age of Mechanical Reproduction : War and Fascism=198

Virginia Woolf=200

A Room of One's Own=200

Antonio Gramsci=201

Intellectuals and Hegemony=202

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi=203

Nonviolent Force : A Spiritual Dilemma=204

Mao Tse-tung=205

Identity, Struggle, Contradiction=205

PART THREE The Golden Moment : 1945-1963 Charles Lemert=209

The Golden Age=222

George Kennan=222

On the United States and the Containment of the Soviets=222

Daniel Bell=224

The End of Ideology in the West=224

W. W. Rostow=226

Modernization : Stages of Growth=227

Talcott Parsons=231

Action Systems and Social Systems=231

Sex Roles in the American Kinship System=233

Robert K. Merton=236

Manifest and Latent Functions=236

Claude Lévi-Strauss=239

The Structural Study of Myth=240

Roland Barthes=243

Semiological Prospects=243

Louis Althusser=245

Ideology and the Ideological State Apparatuses=246

Doubts and Reservations=249

David Riesman=249

Character and Society : The Other-Directed Personality=249

Erik H. Erikson=253

Youth and American Identity=253

Erving Goffman=255

Presentation of Self=255

Jacques Lacan=257

The Mirror Stage=257

Others Object=259

Simone de Beauvoir=259

Woman as Other=259

Aimé Césaire=261

Between Colonizer and Colonized=262

Martin Luther King, Jr.=263

The Power of Nonviolent Action=264

C. Wright Mills=266

The Sociological Imagination=266

Students for a Democratic Society=269

Participatory Democracy(from The Port Huron Statement)=269

Betty Friedan=271

The Problem That Has No Name=271

Frantz Fanon=273

Decolonizing, National Culture, and the Negro Intellectual=273

PART FOUR Will the Center Hold? 1963-1979 Charles Lemert=277

Experiments at Renewal and Reconstruction=288

Clifford Geertz=288

Thick Description : Toward an Interpretive Theory of Culture=288

Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann=291

Society as a Human Product=291

Dorothy Smith=294

Knowing a Society from Within : A Woman's Standpoint=295

Immanuel Wallerstein=297

The Modern World-System=298

Theda Skocpol=302

The State as a Janus-Faced Structure=303

Nancy Chodorow=305

Gender Personality and the Reproduction of Mothering=305

Breaking with Modernity=308

Jacques Derrida=308

The Decentering Event in Social Thought=308

Michel Foucault=311

Biopolitics and the Carceral Society=311

C.L.R. James=314

Black Power and Stokely=315

Alvin W. Gouldne=319

Toward a Reflexive Sociology=320

Herbert Marcuse=323

Repressive Desublimation of One-Dimensional Man=324

Harold Garfinkel=325

Reflexive Properties of Practical Sociology=326

Pierre Bourdieu=329

Structures, Habitus, Practices=329

Audre Lorde=333

The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House=333

PART FIVE After Modernity : 1979-2001 Charles Lemert=335

The Idea of the Postmodern and Its Critics=347

Jean-François Lyotard=347

The Postmodern Condition=347

Richard Rorty=349

Private Irony and Liberal Hope=350

Michel Foucault=353

Power as Knowledge=353

Jean Baudrillard=357

Simulacra and Simulations : Disneyland=357

Arlene Stein and Ken Plummer=361

I Can't Even Think Straight=361

Reactions and Alternatives=363

Jurgen Habermas=363

Critical Theory, the Colonized Lifeworld, and Communicative Competence=363

Anthony Giddens=367

Post-Modernity or Radicalized Modernity?=367

Ernesto LaClau and Chantal Mouffe=372

Radical Democracy : Alternative for a New Left=372

Nancy Hartsock=375

A Theory of Power for Women?=375

Jeffrey Alexander=378

Cultural Codes and Democratic Communication=379

James S. Coleman=380

The New Social Structure and the New Social Science=380

New Cultural Theories After Modernity=383

Cornel West=383

The New Cultural Politics of Difference=383

Henry Louis Gates, Jr.=390

"Race" as the Trope of the World=390

Donna Haraway=393

The Cyborg Manifesto and Fractured Identities=393

Trinh T. Minh-ha=396

Infinite Layers/Third World?=396

Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak=400

Can the Subaltern Speak?=400

Patricia Hill Collins=403

Black Feminist Thought in the Matrix of Domination=403

Gloria Anzaldúa=411

The New Mestiza=412

Jeffrey Weeks=416

Sexual Identification Is a Strange Thing=416

Judith Butler=419

Imitation and Gender Insubordination=419

Paula Gunn Allen=426

Who Is Your Mother? Red Roots of White Feminism=427

Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick=429

The Epistemology of the Closet=429

PART SIX Global Realities After 2001 Charles Lemert=433

Social Theories of Global Uncertainties=448

Immanuel Wallerstein=448

The Modern World-System in Crisis=448

Zygmunt Bauman=450

Liquid Modernity=450

David Harvey=453

Neo-liberalism on Trial=453

Stanley Hoffman=455

The Clash of Globalizations=455

Stuart Hall=459

The Global, the Local, and the Return of Ethnicity=459

Manuel Castells=464

The Global Network=464

Saskia Sassen=467

Toward a Feminist Analytics of the Global Economy=468

Amartya Sen=471

Asian Values and the West's Claim to Uniqueness=471

Ulrich Beck=475

World Risk Society=475

Achille Mbembe=478

Necropower and Late Modern Colonial Occupation=479

Rethinking the Past that Haunts the Future=482

Avery Gordon=482

Ghostly Matters=482

Edward Said=486

Intellectual Exile : Expatriates and Marginals=486

Elijah Anderson=488

The "Nigger Moment" in the Cosmopolitan Canopy=489

Charles Tilly=491

Future Social Science and The Invisible Elbow=491

Julia Kristeva=493

Women's Time=493

William Julius Wilson=496

Global Economic Changes and the Limits of the Race Relations Vision=497

Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri=499

The Multitude Against the Empire=499

Raewyn Connell=501

Southern Theory : Gender and Violence=501

Slavoj Žižek=503

Cynicism as a Form of Ideology=503

Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari=505

The Rhizome/A Thousand Plateaus=506

Giorgio Agamben=507

Sovereign Power and Bare Life=507

Bruno Latour=510

Spheres and Networks : The Spaces of Material Life=510

Name Index=515

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For over twenty years Charles Lemert has scoured the canon of social theory, pulling together long-established classics as well as engaging modern writing to create an essential collection of social theory from the nineteenth century to the present. In this heavily revised fifth edition, Lemert reevaluates the received canon and reasserts this iconic text’s place in the standard curriculum. Classic, essential texts from thinkers like Marx, Durkheim, and James remain; other key writers, like Dewey and Connell, are presented in a new light; and leading figures in the discussion of twenty-first-century society, such as Elijah Anderson and Bruno Latour, are anthologized here for the first time. In addition to classic and multicultural readings, the new fifth edition introduces a discussion of global social theory as well as important new and evolving topics like mobile technologies, the virtual realm, masculinities, and bare life. For the first time, timelines are included to visually present readings against the backdrop of significant events in social and world history. With more than 100 authors, thinkers, and scholars represented, the fifth edition of Social Theory is an essential component of any course on social theory.