The Colonial Origins of Modern Social Thought

Name: The Colonial Origins of Modern Social Thought | French Sociology and the Overseas Empire
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French Sociology and the Overseas Empire

George Steinmetz(Autor*in)

Princeton University Press

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Erschienen am 4. April 2023

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Cover
Contents
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Part One. The Sociology of Colonies and Empires in the History of Science
Chapter 1. Writing the Historical Sociology of Colonial Sociology in a Postcolonial Situation
Chapter 2. Constructing the Object, Confronting Disciplinary Amnesia
Part Two. The Political Contexts of Colonial Social Thought in Postwar France
Chapter 3. Colonial Reconquest, Scientification, and Popular Culture
Chapter 4. Colonial Developmentalism, Welfare, and Sociology
Chapter 5. Colonialism, Higher Education, and Social Research
Part Three. The Intellectual Contexts of Postwar French Sociology
Chapter 6. The Earliest Colonial Social Sciences and Their Engagement with Sociology: Geography, Law, Economics, and the Sciences of the Psyche
Chapter 7. Other Neighboring Social Sciences and Their Engagement with Sociology and Colonialism: History, Statistics, Demography, and Anthropology
Chapter 8. Theoretical Developments in Interwar Sociology as a Context for Postwar Colonial Sociology
Part Four. The Sociology of French Colonial Sociology, 1918-1960s
Chapter 9. The Sociology of Sociology and Its Colonial Subfield (France and Belgium, 1918-1965)
Chapter 10. Outline of a Theory of Colonial Sociological Practice
Part Five. Four Sociologists
Chapter 11. Raymond Aron as a Critical Theorist of Empires and Colonialism
Chapter 12. Jacques Berque: A Historical Sociologist of Colonialism and "The Decolonial Situation"
Chapter 13. Georges Balandier: A Dynamic Sociology of Colonialism and Anticolonialism
Chapter 14. Pierre Bourdieu: The Creation of Social Theory in the Cauldron of Colonial War
Chapter 15. Conclusion: The History of Sociology, Reflexivity, and Decolonization
Appendixs
Appendix 1. Sociologists Whose Academic Careers Started before 1965 in France or the French Overseas Empire and Were Active in Colonial Research between the Late 1930s and the 1960s
Appendix 2. Greater French Sociology Field in 1946
Appendix 3. Greater French Sociology Field in 1949
Appendix 4. Greater French Sociology Field in 1955
Appendix 5. Greater French Sociology Field in 1960
Appendix 6. Belgian Colonial Sociologists
Notes
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Index

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