Index
Jiří šubrt
(Charles University, Faculty of Humanities, Prague, Czech Republic)
The Perspective of Historical Sociology
ISBN: 978-1-78743-364-9, eISBN: 978-1-78743-363-2
Publication date: 16 October 2017
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šubrt, J. (2017), "Index", The Perspective of Historical Sociology, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 289-294. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78743-363-220171001
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INDEX
Alienation
, 75, 76, 83, 232
Anomie
, 107
Anthropocentric paradigm
, 170
Anti-humanism
, 242
Anti-modern phase
, 213
Anti-positivism
, 18
Atomism
, 233
Axial age
, 172–182
Bourdieu’s theory
, 127
Bourgeois revolution
, 81
Breaks theory of, social change
, 40, 44–46
British liberal thinking
, 230
Calvinism
, 95
Capitalism
, 56
genesis of
, 93
history of
, 84
sociological ideas
, 84–92
spirit of
, 183
Career
, 128
Casino economy
, 227
Catastrophe
, 53, 54, 56, 58
Civil and political rights
, 192
Civilization
, 38
Civilizational analysis
of axial age
, 172–182
civilizing process
, 159–167
human condition, paradigms of
, 167–171
Civilizational growth
, 51
Civilization analysis, contemporary
, 157
Classical industrial modernity
, 232
Cognitive-rational control
, 27
Collapse
, 56, 59
Collective consciousness
, 106
Collective memory
, 31
on sociological ideas
, 109–116
Communicative memory
, 114
Conflict theory
, 2, 128–135
appendix to
, 136–137
Consensus and conflict
, 17
Consensus theory
, 70
Contemporary capitalism
, 161
Contemporary civilization analysis
, 157
Contemporary modernization
, 181
Contemporary sociological theory
, 254
Continuous development
, 35
Convergence theory
, 206
Cosmo-centric paradigm
, 171
Crisis
, 53–65
Critical point
, 52
Critical realism
, 200
Cultural capital
, 126
Cultural memory
, 114
Cultural super-systems
, 37
Cyclical development theories
, 36–39
Dark side, of modernization
banality of evil
, 198–200
ideological myths and totalitarian tendencies
, 203–207
open society, advocate for
, 200–203
Degree of division of labor
, 231
Degree of interdependence
, 49
Degrees of tension
, 258
Dependency theory
, 41
Developmental discontinuity theories
, 40
Dialectical approach
, 79
Division of labor
principle of
, 49, 72
Dualism
, 257, 258
Durée
, 27, 29, 110
Economic capital
, 125
Economic crises
, 54, 64
Equal rights
, 124
Evolutionary theory
, 49–52
Evolutionism
, 34
Fetishism
, 71
Figuration
concept of
, 160
Figurations
, 240–241
Freudian terminology
, 164
Functional differentiation
, 146–149
Global economic
balance of power
, 39
Historical and cultural formations
, 230
Historical cycles
, 34
Historical development
, 34
evolutionary and revolutionary
, 36
Historical materialism
, 34, 40–42, 73–84
Historical–sociological thinking
, 67
Historical sociology
, 12
interrelationship
, 2
path to
, 3–6
theoretical dilemmas
, 16–19
Holism
, 17–18, 232–242
Homo duplex
, 257, 258
Homo oeconomicus
, 235
Human behavior
, 248, 250, 253
Human personality
, 231
Human relationships, structure of
, 231
Idealistic culture
, 37
Idiocy of rural life
, 186
Imagined community
, 189
Individualism
concept of
, 230
and holism
, 17–18, 232–242
place in history
, 254–263
Individualization
characteristic of
, 231
homo sociologicus
, 242–254
in perspective of historical
, 230–232
sociological thinking
, 230–232
Individuals
behavior
, 243
fundamental singularity of
, 232
social action of
, 234
social roles
, 243
voluntarism and free will
, 236
Inspirational power
, 73
Intellectual formation
, 85
Intellectual personality
, 68
Interpersonal communication
, 50
Interpersonal relationships
, 237
Judaism
, 78
Knowledge society
, 217
Kratos-centric
, 170
Linear continuous development, theory of
, 47
Longue durée
, 29, 31, 45, 140
Macro-actors
, 256
Marxism
, 40
Marx’s idea
, 81
Marx’s theory of alienation
, 76, 232
Marx’s theory of classes
, 86
Mass society
, 199
Memory of things
, 113–114
Metaphysical stage
, 71
Methods of knowledge
, 70
Micro- and macro-perspectives
, 18
Mimetic memory
, 113
Modernity, divergent forms of
, 179
Modernization theory
, 213–215
Modern society
citizens and state
, 185–186
coercion and violence
, 208–211
first to second modernity
, 212–228
formation of
, 188–197
modernization, dark side of
, 197–207
modernization theory
, 213–215
national interest
, 194–197
nationalism and high culture
, 190–194
network power
, 211–212
pathways to
, 185–188
social conflict in
, 133–135
social revolution, different types of
, 186–187
transformations of contemporary societies
, 216–228
wars, conflicts, and violence
, 207–212
Monasticism
, 97
Monotheism
, 71
National interest
, 194–197
Nationalism
and high culture
, 190–194
National movement
, 195, 196
neo-Kantian
, 86
neo-Marxism
, 41
neo-positivism
, 68
Objective-idealistic philosophy
, 75
Parsons’ theory
, 122
Personality
intellectual
, 68
roles of
, 262
social components of
, 260–261
sociology of
, 242
Political and social freedoms
, 192
Political history
, 8
Political power
, 53
Polytheism
, 71
Positive stage
, 71
Positivism
, 18, 68, 69, 103
Poststructuralism
, 137–146
Pre-sociological thinking
, 8
Proletarian revolution
, 80
Protestantism
, 78, 90, 95, 230
Psycho-centric
, 171
Punitive law
, 104
Puritanism
, 96
Rationalization, of time
, 92–102
Relationships
complementary role
, 245
interpersonal
, 237
structure of
, 231
Religion of humanity
, 71
Risk
, 56–59
Risk society
, 56
Social capital
, 127
Social change
, 263
breaks, theory of
, 40, 44–46
challenge of
, 53–65
collective actor of
, 43–44, 81
cyclical development, theories of
, 36–39
and developmental discontinuity, theories of
, 40
different approaches
, 33–53
etymology and semantics of the concept of crisis
, 54–56
evolutionary theory
, 49–52
historical time, division of
, 28–31
issue of
, 52–53, 64–65
linear continuous development, theory of
, 47
materialist conception of history
, 40–42
plurality of explanatory frameworks
, 61–64
revolution
, 42–43
risk, crisis, catastrophe, and collapse
, 56–59
sequential and processual explanatory models
, 47–48
temporalized sociology
, 24–28
time, dimension of
, 21–33
Social classes
, 73
Social complexity
, 49
Social conflict
, 246
concept of
, 43
in modern society
, 133–135
Social constructivism
, 254
Social crisis
, 53
etymology and semantics concept of
, 54–56
of European sciences
, 54
of history
, 55
Social development
, 257
characteristics of
, 51
laws of
, 202
Social differentiation
, 49
Social dynamics
, 35, 68–72
Social evolution
Social functions, of conflicts
, 130–133
Social inequality
, 89–90, 123–128
in contemporary society
, 124
Socialism
, 78
Social mobility
, 123–128, 202
Social movements
, 42, 43
Social organism
, 70, 119
evolution of
, 72–73
Social physics
, 69
Social power
, 42
mechanisms of
, 100
Social reforms
, 201
Social relationship
, 89
Social revolution
, 76, 188
different types of
, 186–187
in international context
, 187–188
Social roles
, 253
distribution of power
, 247
of individuals
, 243
Social stagnation
, 177
Social statics
, 68–72
Social stratification
, 123–128
Social system
and evolution
, 119–122
Socio-cultural formations
, 155
Socioeconomic formation
, 80
Sociological ideas
about social facts
, 102–109
capitalism
, 84–92
on collective memory
, 109–116
historical materialism
, 73–84
predecessors
, 74–78
rationalization of
, 92–102
social organism, evolution of
, 72–73
statics and dynamics
, 68–72
Sociological theory
, 25, 236
functions of
, 32
Sociological thinking
, 230–232
history of
, 35
Sociologism
, 110
Structural functionalism
, 2, 120
Structuralism
, 26, 45, 137–146
Symbolic capital
, 127
Systemic theory
, 119
Systems theory
, 32
Temporality
, 216
Temporalized sociology, Social change
, 24–28
Thanatos-centric paradigm
, 170, 171
Theocentric paradigm
, 170
Theological stage
, 71
Theory of conflict
, 50
Time
, 21–33, 92–102
Time-space compression
, 53
Totalitarianism
, 198, 199, 203
Traditionalism
, 94
Value-free sociology
, 87
Variable Structures
, 140–146
Voluntarism
, 260
Western philosophy
, 74
Western thinking
between individual and society
, 229
World economy, internationalization of
, 226
World-system
, 149–154
- Prelims
- Part I The Perspective of Historical Sociology (By Way of Introduction)
- Part II Societies and the Processes of Change
- Part III Ideas of the Sociological “Founders”
- Part IV Systems, Structures, and Functions
- Part V Civilizational Analysis
- Part VI The Modern World, Its Formative Processes and Transformations
- Part VII The Human Individual and History
- Bibliography
- Index