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A History of the Social Sciences in 101 Books
An intellectual history of the social sciences that offers a library of 101 books that broke new ground for the field.
What are the social sciences? What unifies them? This essay collection seeks to answer these and other important questions as it considers how the field has developed over the years, from postâWorld War II to the present day throughout the world. Edited by Cyril Lemieux, Laurent Berger, Marielle MacĂ©, Gildas Salmon, and CĂ©cile Vidal, A History of the Social Sciences in 101 Books brings together a diverse range of researchers in the social sciences to present short essays on 101 booksâboth renowned and lesser knownâthat have shaped the field, from Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimerâs Dialectic of Enlightenment (1947) to Michel Agliettaâs Money: 5000 Years of Debt and Power (2016).
While there have been surveys and intellectual histories of particular disciplines within the social sciences (history, anthropology, sociology), until now there has been no intellectual history of the social sciences as a unified whole. Far from presenting a fixed and frozen canon, A History of the Social Sciences in 101 Books offers instead a moving, multiform landscape with no settled questions, only an ongoing series of new perspectives and challenges to previously established grounding.
What are the social sciences? What unifies them? This essay collection seeks to answer these and other important questions as it considers how the field has developed over the years, from postâWorld War II to the present day throughout the world. Edited by Cyril Lemieux, Laurent Berger, Marielle MacĂ©, Gildas Salmon, and CĂ©cile Vidal, A History of the Social Sciences in 101 Books brings together a diverse range of researchers in the social sciences to present short essays on 101 booksâboth renowned and lesser knownâthat have shaped the field, from Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimerâs Dialectic of Enlightenment (1947) to Michel Agliettaâs Money: 5000 Years of Debt and Power (2016).
While there have been surveys and intellectual histories of particular disciplines within the social sciences (history, anthropology, sociology), until now there has been no intellectual history of the social sciences as a unified whole. Far from presenting a fixed and frozen canon, A History of the Social Sciences in 101 Books offers instead a moving, multiform landscape with no settled questions, only an ongoing series of new perspectives and challenges to previously established grounding.
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An intellectual history of the social sciences that offers a library of 101 books that broke new ground for the field.
What are the social sciences? What unifies them? This essay collection seeks to answer these and other important questions as it considers how the field has developed over the years, from postâWorld War II to the present day throughout the world. Edited by Cyril Lemieux, Laurent Berger, Marielle MacĂ©, Gildas Salmon, and CĂ©cile Vidal, A History of the Social Sciences in 101 Books brings together a diverse range of researchers in the social sciences to present short essays on 101 booksâboth renowned and lesser knownâthat have shaped the field, from Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimerâs Dialectic of Enlightenment (1947) to Michel Agliettaâs Money: 5000 Years of Debt and Power (2016).
While there have been surveys and intellectual histories of particular disciplines within the social sciences (history, anthropology, sociology), until now there has been no intellectual history of the social sciences as a unified whole. Far from presenting a fixed and frozen canon, A History of the Social Sciences in 101 Books offers instead a moving, multiform landscape with no settled questions, only an ongoing series of new perspectives and challenges to previously established grounding.
What are the social sciences? What unifies them? This essay collection seeks to answer these and other important questions as it considers how the field has developed over the years, from postâWorld War II to the present day throughout the world. Edited by Cyril Lemieux, Laurent Berger, Marielle MacĂ©, Gildas Salmon, and CĂ©cile Vidal, A History of the Social Sciences in 101 Books brings together a diverse range of researchers in the social sciences to present short essays on 101 booksâboth renowned and lesser knownâthat have shaped the field, from Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimerâs Dialectic of Enlightenment (1947) to Michel Agliettaâs Money: 5000 Years of Debt and Power (2016).
While there have been surveys and intellectual histories of particular disciplines within the social sciences (history, anthropology, sociology), until now there has been no intellectual history of the social sciences as a unified whole. Far from presenting a fixed and frozen canon, A History of the Social Sciences in 101 Books offers instead a moving, multiform landscape with no settled questions, only an ongoing series of new perspectives and challenges to previously established grounding.
