Title Statements
- Full title :Detraditionalization : critical reflections on authority and identity / edited by Paul Heelas, Scott Lash, and Paul Morris.
Summary
As the millennium approaches, public commentators, intellectuals and politicians alike have joined in denouncing the demise of tradition. This work reflects on the new relations between authority (without) and identity (within), in an era of radical uncertainty.
Read More ↓Edition Statements
- Publication Date:1996.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Blackwell Publishers
- Place of Publication:Cambridge, Mass
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:1996.
Notes
Papers from a 1993 conference organized by the Centre for the Study of Cultural Values at Lancaster University.
The Physical Object
- Description:ix, 347 pages ; : 23 cm
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:155786554X, 9781557865540, 1557865558, 9781557865557
- oclc:ocm32311542
- LC Classification:HM73
- Dewey Decimal:303.4
Table of Contents
1. Introduction: Detraditionalization and its Rivals /Paul Heelas -- 2. Individualization and 'Precarious Freedoms': Perspectives and Controversies of a Subject-orientated Sociology / Ulrich Beck and Elisabeth Beck-Gernsheim -- 3. Morality in the Age of Contingency / Zygmunt Bauman -- 4. Complexity, Structural Contingencies and Value Conflicts / Niklas Luhmann -- 5. The Privatization of Religion and Morality / Thomas Luckmann -- 6. Tradition and Self in a Mediated World / John B. Thompson -- 7. Identity, Meaning and Globalization: Detraditionalization in Postmodern Space-time Compression / Timothy W. Luke -- 8. Detraditionalization and the Certainty of Uncertain Futures / Barbara Adam -- 9. Detraditionalization, Character and the Limits to Agency / Colin Campbell -- 10. The Foreigner / Richard Sennett -- 11. On Things not being Worse, and the Ethic of Humanity / Paul Heelas -- 12. Community Beyond Tradition / Paul Morris.
13. Tradition and the Limits of Difference / Scott Lash -- 14. Databases as Discourse, or Electronic Interpellations / Mark Poster -- 15. Authority and the Genealogy of Subjectivity / Nikolas Rose.
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