Subject, society, and culture/ Roy Boyne
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TextPublication details: London: SAGE, 2001Description: xii, 179 pISBN: 0803983492DDC classification: 301
Contents:
PART ONE: THE DENIAL OF THE SUBJECT IN SOCIOLOGY Introduction Bourdieu and the Sociological Tradition Actor Network Theory The Place of the Subject within Constructionist Sociology
PART TWO: KEEPING TO THE SUBJECT: SUBJECTIVITY IN MODERN ART Introduction Barnett Newman Existentialism and the Transcendent Subject Georg Baselitz Fragmented Subjectivity Carnality and Power The Human Subject in the Work of Francis Bacon
PART THREE: LOCATING THE SUBJECT Introduction Kieslowski's Three Subjects Only in the Present Subjectivity and Time
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PART ONE: THE DENIAL OF THE SUBJECT IN SOCIOLOGY Introduction Bourdieu and the Sociological Tradition Actor Network Theory The Place of the Subject within Constructionist Sociology
PART TWO: KEEPING TO THE SUBJECT: SUBJECTIVITY IN MODERN ART Introduction Barnett Newman Existentialism and the Transcendent Subject Georg Baselitz Fragmented Subjectivity Carnality and Power The Human Subject in the Work of Francis Bacon
PART THREE: LOCATING THE SUBJECT Introduction Kieslowski's Three Subjects Only in the Present Subjectivity and Time
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