جامعه شناسی فلسفه چیست؟ [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover
Endorsements
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. What is the sociology of philosophy?: A brief history and basic concepts
Introduction
A brief history of the discipline
Non-Western philosophical traditions
Women in philosophy
Basic concepts
Attention space and philosophical field
Boundary work
Competition, conflict, and controversy studies
Constellation research
Doxa
Generation and motivational history
Graphic presentation
Intellectual self-concept
Macro, meso, and micro levels
Philosophical fact
Positioning theory
Social capital and intellectual networks
Social closure and closure mechanisms
Thought style and thought collective
Notes
References
2. Two kinds of philosophy: The making of a philosophical fact
Two kinds of philosophy
The making of a canon and anti-canon
Towards hegemony
Conclusion
Epilogue
Notes
References
3. Philosophy as the handmaiden of democracy: Arne Naess's proposal for reform of the philosophicum degree from a cultural sociology perspective
Introduction
Processing trauma
Cultural trauma
Salvific messages 1: Logic and social engagement
Logic as a basic teaching subject
An experiential learning approach
Ethics and social studies
Salvific messages 2: Tradition and Christianity
The battle line before others: Teaching the history of philosophy
A Danish parallel story: Jørgen Jørgensen's salvific message
Notes
References
4. How to become a forgotten Swedish philosopher: A sociological study of Folke Leander's intellectual interventions, 1937-1945
Introduction
Leander's ethos
Theoretical starting points: Positioning theory
Leander's intellectual interventions 1937-1945: "One and the same man from beginning to end"
Hedenius's repositioning of himself: From an Uppsala philosopher to an analytical one
Concluding discussion
Methodological coda
Notes
References
5. A look ahead
Notes
References
Index