Dividing Public and Private: Law, Politics, and Social Theory
Turkel, Gerald
1. Introduction. 2. Worst Cases: The Social Transformation Of The Public/private Division -- Pt. I. Karl Marx. 3. Emancipation And The Public/private Division. 4. A Tale Of Two Publics -- Pt. Ii. Emile Durkheim. 5. Constructing The Private Sphere Through Corporate Holism. 6. Suicide, The Corporate Individual, And Gender. 7. Dividing Public And Private: Corporatist Law And Politics -- Pt. Iii. Max Weber. 8. Public And Private As Dichotomy: Methodological Condition And Political Dilemma. 9. Public Rationalities: Discontinuities And Conflicts -- Pt. Iv. Talcott Parsons. 10. Socializing The Public/private Division In Action Theory. 11. The Weakening Of Tensions. 12. Fusion And Societal Autonomy: The Public/private Division And Adaptive Culture -- Pt. V. Conclusion. 13. A Social Affirmation Of The Public/private Division. Gerald Turkel. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [239]-250) And Index.
Social institutions, Law--Political aspects, Sociology--Methodology--History, HM131 .T793 1992, 301/.01
| Name in long format: | Dividing Public and Private: Law, Politics, and Social Theory |
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| ISBN-10: | 027594154X |
| ISBN-13: | 9780275941543 |
| Book pages: | 272 |
| Book language: | en |
| Binding: | Hardcover |
| Publisher: | Praeger |
| Dimensions: | Height: 9.21 Inches, Length: 6.14 Inches, Weight: 1.23 Pounds, Width: 0.63 Inches |













