Titlebook: Sociological Cultural Studies; Reflexivity and Posi Gregor McLennan Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Explanation, Articulation, Imagination,vist lights. Then, in Chapter 2, I showed that if sociology and cultural studies are significantly different in some aspects of their intellectual styles and characteristic interests, there are many respects in which they share the same investigative and pedagogic terrain, and common resources in th

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,Eurocentrism: The ‘Rise of the West’ Revisited, on something like ideological grounds: sociology’s .. With cultural studies today very much associated with . normative and theoretical standpoints, sociology’s Eurocentrism could hardly be overlooked or just set aside. Indeed, by comparison with related disciplines such as anthropology, sociology

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Eurocentrism: Postcolonial Theory,urnals, where only a very few individual articles on these themes appeared (Mouzelis 1997, Parker 1997). Meanwhile, popular textbooks on the sociological classics (Hughes .. 1995, Craib 1997) barely touched on the questions that Seidman and Lemert were raising about Eurocentrism in the founding fath

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Critical Multiculturalism,990s. In the wider public sphere, only by that time had it become clear that multiculturalism posed fundamental issues about the institutional and moral fabric of liberal-democratic nation states. Within academia, the cultural turn that had taken place around that time validated the ‘culturalism’ ha

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Sociological Culturalism,iology that includes at least a significant element of multiculturalism can be developed? Over the past fifteen years or so, the ‘new American cultural sociology’ (Smith 1998) has emerged as a significant and confident intervention of this kind, designed to re-orientate sociology and cultural studie

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