作者:Daloz,Jean-Pascal
出版社:PalgraveMacmillan
出版年:2009-12
页数:232
定价:$113.00
ISBN:9780230220270
内容简介
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The Sociology of Elite Distinction offers a systematic discussion of the theoretical frameworks which deal with symbolic manifestations of eminence from a comparative standpoint. Through a wide exploration of external and embodied signs of superiority, but also vicarious display, Jean-Pascal Daloz demonstrates that considerable dissimilarities between societies, and across historical periods, question the generalizing ambitions of many classical models of interpretation. This major contribution to the study of social distinction leads us to examine a variety of fascinating facets such as prestigious goods, posture, distinguished manners, or glamorous female company. It is essential reading for scholars and researchers interested in upper groups and expressions of social rank.
作者简介
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JEAN-PASCAL DALOZ is CNRS Research Professor at the University of Oxford, UK, Professor at the University of Oslo, Norway and Chair of the Research Committee on Comparative Sociology at the International Sociological Association. He has published 12 books to date, including the bestselling Africa Works: Disorder as Political Instrument and, more recently, Culture Troubles: Politics and the Interpretation of Meaning (co-authored).
目录
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Introduction
PART I: SOCIAL THEORY AND ELITE DISTINCTION
Classical Approaches to Social Emulation and Distinction
Major Subsequent Contributions
Grand Theories: Limits and Merits
PART II: KEY MANIFESTATIONS
External Signs of Superiority
Embodied Signs of Superiority
Vicarious Display
PART III: VARIABILITY
The Historicity of Elite Distinction: Selected Themes
Tradition, Fashion, Borrowing, Syncretism
Beyond Reductionism
Conclusion
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