Ethics, Economy and Social Science
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Ethics, Economy and Social Science
Dialogues with Andrew Sayer
Calder, Gideon; Sanghera, Balihar
Taylor & Francis Ltd
07/2022
250
Dura
Inglês
9781032161617
15 a 20 dias
639
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Introduction
Part I: The Nature and Scope of Realism
1. Why Andrew Sayer Matters
2. Andrew Sayer: Human Nature and Social Critique
3. Objectivity and Normativity
4. Abstract and Concrete: Some (More) Groundwork
Part II: Dimensions of Moral Economy
5. Critical Realism and Moral Economy: Sympathetic Reflections on Andrew Sayer's Work
6. Why (Mundane) Things Matter: From Moral Economy to Foundational Economy
7. Moral Economy: A Framework and a Manifesto
8. Putting Resistance Back in Moral Economy
Part III: Applications in Political Economy
9. Andrew Sayer on Inequality, Climate Emergency and Ecological Breakdown: Can We Afford the Rich?
10. Hard Work: Restructuring, Realism, and Regions
11. Varieties of Unfreedom
12. The Persistent Radicalism of Andrew Sayer
Part IV: Social Theory, Normativity and Class
13. A Social Scientist for Our Times: Unravelling the Moral Morass of Class, Wealth, Profit
and Oppression
14. The Elephant in the Room: Sayer on Social Class
15. From Dispositions to Interaction and Relations
16. Ordinary Inequality: Sayer, Political Theory and the Human Good
Part V: Responses
17. Responses to the Contributors
Part I: The Nature and Scope of Realism
1. Why Andrew Sayer Matters
2. Andrew Sayer: Human Nature and Social Critique
3. Objectivity and Normativity
4. Abstract and Concrete: Some (More) Groundwork
Part II: Dimensions of Moral Economy
5. Critical Realism and Moral Economy: Sympathetic Reflections on Andrew Sayer's Work
6. Why (Mundane) Things Matter: From Moral Economy to Foundational Economy
7. Moral Economy: A Framework and a Manifesto
8. Putting Resistance Back in Moral Economy
Part III: Applications in Political Economy
9. Andrew Sayer on Inequality, Climate Emergency and Ecological Breakdown: Can We Afford the Rich?
10. Hard Work: Restructuring, Realism, and Regions
11. Varieties of Unfreedom
12. The Persistent Radicalism of Andrew Sayer
Part IV: Social Theory, Normativity and Class
13. A Social Scientist for Our Times: Unravelling the Moral Morass of Class, Wealth, Profit
and Oppression
14. The Elephant in the Room: Sayer on Social Class
15. From Dispositions to Interaction and Relations
16. Ordinary Inequality: Sayer, Political Theory and the Human Good
Part V: Responses
17. Responses to the Contributors
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realism;social theory;political economy;moral economy;class;Andrew Sayer;Held;ethics;Follow;Critical Realism;Radical Political Economy;Critical Social Science;Sayer's Work;Critical Cultural Political Economy;Moral Economy Perspective;Vice Versa;Human Flourishing;Important Theoretical Claim;BAME;Social Reproduction;Evaluative Beings;UN;Asset Flows;Unfree Labour;Rentier Capitalism;Kindred;USA;Inclined;Universal Basic Income;Payment;Scholastic Fallacy
Introduction
Part I: The Nature and Scope of Realism
1. Why Andrew Sayer Matters
2. Andrew Sayer: Human Nature and Social Critique
3. Objectivity and Normativity
4. Abstract and Concrete: Some (More) Groundwork
Part II: Dimensions of Moral Economy
5. Critical Realism and Moral Economy: Sympathetic Reflections on Andrew Sayer's Work
6. Why (Mundane) Things Matter: From Moral Economy to Foundational Economy
7. Moral Economy: A Framework and a Manifesto
8. Putting Resistance Back in Moral Economy
Part III: Applications in Political Economy
9. Andrew Sayer on Inequality, Climate Emergency and Ecological Breakdown: Can We Afford the Rich?
10. Hard Work: Restructuring, Realism, and Regions
11. Varieties of Unfreedom
12. The Persistent Radicalism of Andrew Sayer
Part IV: Social Theory, Normativity and Class
13. A Social Scientist for Our Times: Unravelling the Moral Morass of Class, Wealth, Profit
and Oppression
14. The Elephant in the Room: Sayer on Social Class
15. From Dispositions to Interaction and Relations
16. Ordinary Inequality: Sayer, Political Theory and the Human Good
Part V: Responses
17. Responses to the Contributors
Part I: The Nature and Scope of Realism
1. Why Andrew Sayer Matters
2. Andrew Sayer: Human Nature and Social Critique
3. Objectivity and Normativity
4. Abstract and Concrete: Some (More) Groundwork
Part II: Dimensions of Moral Economy
5. Critical Realism and Moral Economy: Sympathetic Reflections on Andrew Sayer's Work
6. Why (Mundane) Things Matter: From Moral Economy to Foundational Economy
7. Moral Economy: A Framework and a Manifesto
8. Putting Resistance Back in Moral Economy
Part III: Applications in Political Economy
9. Andrew Sayer on Inequality, Climate Emergency and Ecological Breakdown: Can We Afford the Rich?
10. Hard Work: Restructuring, Realism, and Regions
11. Varieties of Unfreedom
12. The Persistent Radicalism of Andrew Sayer
Part IV: Social Theory, Normativity and Class
13. A Social Scientist for Our Times: Unravelling the Moral Morass of Class, Wealth, Profit
and Oppression
14. The Elephant in the Room: Sayer on Social Class
15. From Dispositions to Interaction and Relations
16. Ordinary Inequality: Sayer, Political Theory and the Human Good
Part V: Responses
17. Responses to the Contributors
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
realism;social theory;political economy;moral economy;class;Andrew Sayer;Held;ethics;Follow;Critical Realism;Radical Political Economy;Critical Social Science;Sayer's Work;Critical Cultural Political Economy;Moral Economy Perspective;Vice Versa;Human Flourishing;Important Theoretical Claim;BAME;Social Reproduction;Evaluative Beings;UN;Asset Flows;Unfree Labour;Rentier Capitalism;Kindred;USA;Inclined;Universal Basic Income;Payment;Scholastic Fallacy