There is a growing conflict between modern and postmodern social
theorists. The latter reject modern approaches as economistic,
essentialist and often leading to authoritarian policies.
Modernists criticize postmodern approaches for their rejection of
holistic conceptual frameworks which facilitate an overall picture
of how social wholes (organizations, communities, nation-states,
etc.) are constituted, reproduced and transformed. They believe the
rejection of holistic methodologies leads to social myopia - a
refusal to explore critically the type of broad problems that
classical sociology deals with. This book attempts to bridge the
divide between these two conflicting perspectives and proposes a
novel holistic framework which is neither reductionist/economistic
nor essentialist. Modern and Postmodern Social Theorizing will
appeal to scholars and students of social theory and of social
sciences in general.
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