[Peerpress-main] Trajectories of Modernity: Towards a New Historical-Comparative Sociology

[Zeta Books Update]

Social Imaginaries, Volume 2, issue 2 (Autumn 2016) - Trajectories of Modernity: Towards a New Historical-Comparative Sociology

Guest Edited by Jacob Dlamini, Aurea Mota and Peter Wagner
 
(for abstracts and purchase options, please click here: 
http://wesend.webvertiser.ro/l/O1IVwncIfvEnxGNzwN3n2Q/gpdSRE3cR7637aGl3Lb3LSzw/892INS2Up8x6W6K6Wetzh7631A/journals/social-imaginaries/social-imaginaries-volume-2-issue-2-autumn-2016.html)

Table of Contents

Jacob Dlamini, Aurea Mota and Peter Wagner: Trajectories Of Modernity—Towards A Renewal Of Historical-Comparative Sociology: An Introduction
Gerard Delanty: A Transnational World? The Implications Of Transnationalism For Comparative Historical Sociology
Said Amir Arjomand: State Formation In Early Modern Muslim Empires: Common Origin And Divergent Paths
Ingerid S. Straume: Challenges of the Anthropocene: Between Critique and Creation
Aurea Mota: Uncivilised Civilisations: Reflections On Brazil And Comparative History
Peter Wagner: World-Sociology: An Outline
Jakub Homolka: Elaborating The Philosophical Dimensions: The Development Of Historical-Comparative Sociology In Johann Pall Arnason’s Civilizational Analysis
Suzi Adams: On Johann Arnason And The Religio-Political Nexus: Some Preliminary Reflections
Jacob Dlamini: Shame And The Imaginary Institution Of Society
Eduardo A. Rueda: Anti-Antimodernity: Understanding Narratives Of Modernity In (Of) Latin America
Maxim Khomyakov: Mastering Nature: A Russian Way Into Modernity?
Ken’ichi Mishima: The Long Shadow Of European Self-Interpretation In Another Modernity

-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://lists.copyleft.no/pipermail/peerpress-main/attachments/20161120/397eb92e/attachment.html>