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- <–This is one of the best books on Proudhon I’ve yet found. Eye-opening, especially the chapter on Proudhon’s sociology of knowledge.
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- <– Abstract: “The social origins of sociology are rooted in urban modernity, and specifically in civil society. Such a point of origins occasioned the growth of totalistic systems of social representation, which culminated in the modern state. The two contexts sealed sociology’s role as a sort of bridge between civil society and the state or, more generally, between traditions of prosaic social communities and those of applied, action-oriented systematicity. The paper argues that modern processes of globalization have reshuffled the cards, as civil society has become more globalized and less beholden to state jurisdiction, and as the state has increasingly become less competent as an agent of strategic action in a world typified by globalization. This particular impasse has become detrimental to sociology, since it caused the relocation of its addressees away from the communicative bridges that have linked them since the inception of modernity.”
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- <–2nd ed. Vintage Books, 1960; reprinted Columbia University Press, 1990. Classic study of urbanism from an anarchist standpoint.
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