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Pragmatic sociology as political ecology
European Journal of Social Theory, 2013This article engages the French pragmatism of Laurent Thévenot, Luc Boltanski and Bruno Latour in debates on how to forge a moral-political sociology of ecological valuation, justification and critique. Picking up the debate initiated by Thévenot on the possible emergence of a novel ‘green’ order of worth, the article juxtaposes the sociology of ...
A. Blok
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The Foundation of Pragmatic Sociology
Journal of Classical Sociology, 2006Charles Horton Cooley was, according to George Herbert Mead, an idealist or mentalist for whom ‘imaginations’ and not ‘symbolic interactions’ are the ‘solid facts of society’. Contrary to Mead's critique, Cooley breaks through the Cartesian body–mind dualism in disagreement with idealism and behaviorism.
H. Schubert
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Toward a Pragmatic Sociology of the Book
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014This article offers an outline of a pragmatic sociology of the book. Whilst ubiquitous, books have received relatively little attention from sociologists. I propose to remedy this situation by drawing upon the ideas of G.H. Mead, namely his neo-Hegelian theory of the subject-object relationship.
Filipe Carreira Silva
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Sociological Focus, 2011
Abstract Sociology faces a crisis of fragmentation. There is no unified general sociology. Instead, there are many different kinds of sociology and sociologists. There are at least five metaparadigms. Those who study “cultural sociology” may take a completely different approach than those who study religion, gender, deviance, or a host of other topics.
J. I. (Hans) Bakker
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Abstract Sociology faces a crisis of fragmentation. There is no unified general sociology. Instead, there are many different kinds of sociology and sociologists. There are at least five metaparadigms. Those who study “cultural sociology” may take a completely different approach than those who study religion, gender, deviance, or a host of other topics.
J. I. (Hans) Bakker
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Towards a more pragmatic sociology of markets
Theory and Society, 2011A satisfactory sociology of markets requires that both order and disorder in markets be addressed, yet sociologists have seemed more concerned with theorizing market stability and order. Change, however, is too fundamental a part of markets to receive so little sociological attention. One perspective that provides a fertile ground for moving ahead with
C. Overdevest
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Jurisdictional engagements: Rethinking change in professional authority via pragmatic sociology
European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, 2021This article discusses the fruitfulness of Laurent Thévenot’s pragmatic sociology of engagements to the study of change in professional authority, a central yet unresolved theoretical issue in the sociology of professions.
A. Blok
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Durkheim, Pragmatism, and Sociology
2022Abstract This chapter is devoted to Durkheim’s critical reading of pragmatism mainly in his one-year course in 1913–1914. In spite of the similarities that exist, according to Durkheim, between sociology and pragmatism, he develops a series of theoretical objections against this philosophy, especially concerning the concept of truth ...
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The critique and its critical moments: The recent pragmatic turn in French sociology
, 2020The aim of this article is to present the pragmatic turn in French sociology as outlined in Luc Boltanski and Laurent Thévenot’s book, On Justification.
Diogo Silva Corrêa +1 more
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Pragmatic sociology: Theoretical evolvement and empirical application
European Journal of Social Theory, 2011Paul Blokker
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Recovering Morality: Pragmatic Sociology and Literary Studies
New Literary History, 2010Shai M. Dromi, Eva Illouz
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