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How I write: Sociology as Literature

Verleihung des Gerda Henkel Preises 2008
BuchGebunden
92 Seiten
Deutsch
Rhemaerschienen am08.07.2009
Weitere Informationen unter http://www.rhema-verlag.de/books/ghv_txt/sennett.htmlAlle Texte im Band sind abgedruckt in deutscher wie auch in englischer Sprache.Inhalt:Zum Geleit / ForewordJulia Schulz-DornburgGrußwort / PrefaceAnnette SchavanBegrüßung / Welcoming remarksMichael HansslerBericht der Jury / Report of the JuryRalf DahrendorfLaudatio / In honor of Richard SennettWolfgang FrühwaldHow I write: Sociology as Literature /Wie ich schreibe: Soziologie als Literatur (Gerda Henkel Vorlesung)Richard SennettRichard SennettVita, ausgewählte Publikationen / Vita, Selected PublicationsTextauszug:. I want next, therefore, to talk about the craft of social writing. What I'm going to describe to you are issues drawn from my own experience - I certainly would not hold myself up as a shining example of writing well, and certainly there are many other solutions to the problems of expressive writing than those I've found. But the problems themselves, I would claim, are generic to socially minded literature..Today, many social scientists are menaced by exclusion from this public realm, due to their feeble powers of expression. This feebleness is not simply a personal failing. The history of academic institutions seeking to protect their freedom, the specialization and bureaucratization of knowledge, are general sources of intellectual isolation; the feebleness of shared intelligence is but one tangible result. The depth of what researchers know becomes incommunicable, due to a lack of expressive tools; the public is left with the husks, the surfaces of knowledge.mehr

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KlappentextWeitere Informationen unter http://www.rhema-verlag.de/books/ghv_txt/sennett.htmlAlle Texte im Band sind abgedruckt in deutscher wie auch in englischer Sprache.Inhalt:Zum Geleit / ForewordJulia Schulz-DornburgGrußwort / PrefaceAnnette SchavanBegrüßung / Welcoming remarksMichael HansslerBericht der Jury / Report of the JuryRalf DahrendorfLaudatio / In honor of Richard SennettWolfgang FrühwaldHow I write: Sociology as Literature /Wie ich schreibe: Soziologie als Literatur (Gerda Henkel Vorlesung)Richard SennettRichard SennettVita, ausgewählte Publikationen / Vita, Selected PublicationsTextauszug:. I want next, therefore, to talk about the craft of social writing. What I'm going to describe to you are issues drawn from my own experience - I certainly would not hold myself up as a shining example of writing well, and certainly there are many other solutions to the problems of expressive writing than those I've found. But the problems themselves, I would claim, are generic to socially minded literature..Today, many social scientists are menaced by exclusion from this public realm, due to their feeble powers of expression. This feebleness is not simply a personal failing. The history of academic institutions seeking to protect their freedom, the specialization and bureaucratization of knowledge, are general sources of intellectual isolation; the feebleness of shared intelligence is but one tangible result. The depth of what researchers know becomes incommunicable, due to a lack of expressive tools; the public is left with the husks, the surfaces of knowledge.
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ISBN/GTIN978-3-930454-93-8
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartGebunden
Verlag
Erscheinungsjahr2009
Erscheinungsdatum08.07.2009
ReiheGerda Henkel Vorlesungen
Seiten92 Seiten
SpracheDeutsch
Gewicht300 g
Artikel-Nr.16457570

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Zum Geleit / ForewordJulia Schulz-DornburgGrußwort / PrefaceAnnette SchavanBegrüßung / Welcoming remarksMichael HansslerBericht der Jury / Report of the JuryRalf DahrendorfLaudatio / In honor of Richard SennettWolfgang FrühwaldHow I write: Sociology as Literature /Wie ich schreibe: Soziologie als Literatur (Gerda Henkel Vorlesung)Richard SennettRichard SennettVita, ausgewählte Publikationen / Vita, Selected Publicationsmehr

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Textauszug:... I want next, therefore, to talk about the craft of social writing. What I'm going to describe to you are issues drawn from my own experience - I certainly would not hold myself up as a shining example of writing well, and certainly there are many other solutions to the problems of expressive writing than those I've found. But the problems themselves, I would claim, are generic to socially minded literature....Today, many social scientists are menaced by exclusion from this public realm, due to their feeble powers of expression. This feebleness is not simply a personal failing. The history of academic institutions seeking to protect their freedom, the specialization and bureaucratization of knowledge, are general sources of intellectual isolation; the feebleness of shared intelligence is but one tangible result. The depth of what researchers know becomes incommunicable, due to a lack of expressive tools; the public is left with the husks, the surfaces of knowledge.