Combining history with social theory, this book offers a bold reassessment of the role of radical intellectuals in public life. It explores the potential impact of intellectuals working for social and political change and is important for everyone concerned with such contemporary issues as the future of higher education, the transformation of the public intellectual in Western and non-Western societies, the collapse of socialism, and the paralysis of liberalism.
Illuminating many facets of the relationship between the life of the mind and the life of action, these interdisciplinary essays consider diverse aspects of the role of intellectuals in revolutionary movements, state-centered reforms, and colonial and postcolonial settings. After discussions of how the intellectual as a social type has acquired its politically charged character, chapters are devoted to radical thinkers in England, Germany, Russia, and France. The place of intellectuals in the United States is explored in essays on Progressive liberalism, labor reform, women's rights, and the work of W. E. B. Du Bois. The book concludes with essays on the significance of liberation theology and the ideology of the Chinese student protest movement of 1989.
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Combining history with social theory, this book offers a bold reassessment of the role of radical intellectuals in public life. It explores the potential impact of intellectuals working for social and political change and is important for everyone concerned with such contemporary issues as the future of higher education, the transformation of the public intellectual in Western and non-Western societies, the collapse of socialism, and the paralysis of liberalism. Illuminating many facets of the relationship between the life of the mind and the life of action, these interdisciplinary essays consider diverse aspects of the role of intellectuals in revolutionary movements, state-centered reforms, and colonial and postcolonial settings. After discussions of how the intellectual as a social type has acquired its politically charged character, chapters are devoted to radical thinkers in England, Germany, Russia, and France. The place of intellectuals in the United States is explored in essays on Progressive liberalism, labor reform, women's rights, and the work of W. E. B. Du Bois. The book concludes with essays on the significance of liberation theology and the ideology of the Chinese student protest movement of 1989.
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Paperback. Zustand: Gut. XII, 327 p. Binding rubbed and soiled, clean inside and without markings. - Contents Preface The editors 1 Introduction: A Genealogy of the Politicized Intellectual Stephen T. Leonard PART I THE POLITICIZED INTELLECTUAL TODAY 2 Habermas, Foucault, and the Legacy of Enlightenment Intellectuals Lloyd Kramer PART II EUROPEAN INTELLECTUALS AND THE SOCIALIST PROJECT 3 "Bred as a Mechanic": Plebeian Intellectuals and Popular Politics in Early Nineteenth-Century England James Epstein 4 Intellectuals and the German Labor Movement Geoff Eley 5 Were the Russian Intelligenty Organic Intellectuals? Jane Burbank 6 Régis Debray: Republican in a Democratic Age Donald M. Reid PART III INTELLECTUALS AND THE DILEMMAS OF THE AMERICAN REFORM TRADITION 7 Social Scientists and the State: Constructing the Knowledge Base for Public Policy, 1880-1920 Mary O. Furner 8 Expert Advice: Progressive Intellectuals and the Unraveling of Labor Reform, 1912-1915 Leon Fink 9 Making Women's History: Activist Historians of Women's Rights, 1880-1940 Ellen C. DuBois 10 The Political Uses of Alienation: W. E. B. Du Bois on Politics, Race, and Culture, 1903-1940 Thomas C. Holt PART IV INTELLECTUALS AND COLONIZING KNOWLEDGE 11 The Preferential Option for the Poor: Liberation Theology and the End of Political Innocence Roberto S. Goizueta 12 Elites and Democracy: The Ideology of Intellectuals and the Chinese Student Protest Movement of 1989 Craig Calhoun Contributors Index. ISBN 9780801482991 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 496. Artikel-Nr. 1242754
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