2005
DOI: 10.5153/sro.1125
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A Child of Its Time: Hybridic Perspectives on Othering in Sociology

Abstract: Responding to John Scott's (2005) ‘Sociology and its others’, the idea of hybridic sociologies is developed, Mills’ ideas about ‘the sociological imagination’ are discussed, Scott's proposal for a core curriculum countered with some suggestions for extended in-depth disciplinary debate about an intellectually expansionist programme for UK sociology, and responses to these suggestions as well as to the broad argument are welcomed.

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“…ix Objections have been raised to this aspect of Holmwood's argument (Rosenfeld, 2010;Savage, 2010). x See Stanley (2005) for a critique that stresses the significance of sociology's hybridity. xi However, he later notes that antagonisms between realism and constructionism are characteristic of this mode of domination's dependence on expertise (Boltanski, 2011: 139): this he sees as one of the hermeneutic contradictions of the managerial mode of domination.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ix Objections have been raised to this aspect of Holmwood's argument (Rosenfeld, 2010;Savage, 2010). x See Stanley (2005) for a critique that stresses the significance of sociology's hybridity. xi However, he later notes that antagonisms between realism and constructionism are characteristic of this mode of domination's dependence on expertise (Boltanski, 2011: 139): this he sees as one of the hermeneutic contradictions of the managerial mode of domination.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stanley, 2000), tenha gerado alegações de um relativismo problemático percebido como debilitador da sociologia. Margaret Archer, por exemplo, eu seu discurso presidencial no Congresso Mundial da Associação Internacional de Sociologia (ISA), criticou a mudança na sociologia rumo ao que ela considerou como fragmentação e localização.…”
Section: Sociologia Global Multiculturalunclassified
“…Além disso, também se argumentava que os entendimentos estabelecidos acerca do passado eram deficientes exatamente porque o gênero era uma questão do passado (ainda que não reconhecido) e também do presente e do futuro. A necessidade da reconstrução dos objetos da sociologia não era discernível antes do impacto do feminismo sobre a sociologia e esta foi necessariamente reconstruída como consequência do encontro com a crítica feminista (Holmwood, 1995;2001;Jackson 1999;Stanley 2000;2005). A situação análoga em relação às críticas pós-coloniais das ciências sociais é uma estrutura social e políti-ca da modernidade que necessariamente afeta outras estruturas sociais relacionadas à modernidade e que as relações sociais são necessariamente de caráter racial ou hierarquizadas de outra maneira em termos coloniais (cf.…”
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“…Both a physical space and a virtual space of ideas, for a time women's studies glowed with energy. This energy was rhizomatic, sending out tendrils into many different places: Stanley (2005) notes how the UK sociology professoriate is positively replete with former and present Directors of Women's Studies, editors of women's studies journals, teachers of women's studies courses and authors of women's studies textbooks 11 . Yet the legacies from the women's movement of equality and justice, which were brought into the space were hard to square with the individualised competition of academia.…”
Section: Women's Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%