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9780415232814

Cultural Theory: The Key Thinkers

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415232814

  • ISBN10:

    0415232813

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2001-12-14
  • Publisher: Routledge

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A perfect companion to the recently publishedKey Concepts in Cultural Theory, this volume provides a comprehensive overview of the key terms, arguments, and theories relating to issues in cultural theory. The essays focus on those thinkers who have been essential in the development of this field of study.Cultural Theory: The Key Thinkerswill equip students with the necessary background knowledge to further enhance their understanding of the complex issues in the study of culture. Each entry is concerned with the work of each thinker and reflects the wide range of disciplines that feed into cultural theory, from literary theory, media studies, and phenomenology to philosophy, semiology, and sociology. The book features contemporary greats like Durkheim, Kant, Marcuse, and Lyotard; and significant figures in Western tradition, such as Aristotle, Hume, Plato, and Rousseau.

Table of Contents

List of contributors
ix
Preface xi
Adorno
1(3)
Althusser
4(1)
Arendt
5(2)
Aristotle
7(5)
Arnold
12(2)
Bakhtin
14(2)
Barthes
16(3)
Bataille
19(3)
Baudrillard
22(1)
Benedict
22(3)
Benjamin
25(3)
Bloch
28(2)
Bourdieu
30(2)
Brecht
32(1)
Castoriadis
33(3)
Chomsky
36(2)
Cixous
38(1)
Deleuze and Guattari
39(4)
De Man
43(2)
Derrida
45(7)
Descartes
52(4)
Dewey
56(4)
Durkheim
60(4)
Eco
64(3)
Elias
67(2)
Fanon
69(2)
Foucault
71(5)
Freud
76(2)
Gadamer
78(4)
Geertz
82(2)
Giddens
84(1)
Goffman
85(1)
Gramsci
86(3)
Habermas
89(2)
Hall
91(1)
Hegel
92(4)
Heidegger
96(4)
Hoggart
100(1)
Horkheimer
101(2)
Hume
103(4)
Husserl
107(3)
Irigaray
110(2)
Jakobson
112(2)
James CLR
114(2)
Jameson
116(2)
Jung
118(2)
Kant
120(3)
Kristeva
123(2)
Kuhn
125(2)
Lacan
127(2)
Leavis
129(2)
Le Corbusier
131(1)
Le Doeuff
132(1)
Levinas
133(7)
Levi-Strauss
140(3)
Lukacs
143(2)
Lyotard
145(3)
Maclntyre
148(2)
Malraux
150(2)
Marx
152(4)
Mauss
156(2)
Merleau-Ponty
158(2)
Mill
160(4)
Nietzsche
164(9)
Nussbaum
173(1)
Oakeshott
174(6)
Parsons
180(2)
Peirce
182(2)
Plato
184(6)
Popper
190(1)
Rawls
191(2)
Ricoeur
193(2)
Rorty
195(3)
Rose
198(2)
Rousseau
200(4)
Said
204(2)
Sartre
206(2)
Saussure
208(2)
Schutz
210(1)
Simmel
211(3)
Skinner
214(2)
Smith
216(1)
Sontag
217(2)
Taylor
219(2)
Weber
221(4)
Williams
225(2)
Wittgenstein
227(4)
Glossary 231(8)
Bibliography 239(38)
Index 277

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