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Agency without Actors? - New Approaches to Collective Action (Paperback)
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Agency without Actors? - New Approaches to Collective Action (Paperback)
Series: Routledge Advances in Sociology
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The question of agency is a key issue in social theory and
research. The discourse of human agency as an effect of social
relations is deeply intertwined with the history of sociological
thought. However, in most recent discussions the role of non-humans
gains a substantial impact concerning agency. Agency without
Actors? New Approaches to Collective Action asks: Are nonhumans
active, do they have agency? And if so: how and in which different
ways? Consequently, Agency without Actors? New Approaches to
Collective Action outlines a wide range of novel accounts that link
human and non-human agency tries to understand social-technical,
political and environmental networks as different forms of agency
that produce discrete and identifiable entities asks how different
types of (often conflicting) agency and agents are distinguished in
practice, how they are maintained and how they interfere with each
other. By studying the substantial impact of the role of non-humans
in connection with human relations, the book aims to advance the
discourse on agency and investigates into the different possible
modes of human and nonhuman interplay. This book is essential
reading for students and scholars of sociology, science and
technology studies, social anthropology, animal studies,
environmental studies and social theory.
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