ISBN:
9781351582223
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (139 Seiten)
Edition:
First published
Series Statement:
Routledge studies in anti-politics and democratic crisis
Series Statement:
Routledge Studies in Anti-Politics and Democratic Crisis Ser.
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Akram, Sadiya Re-thinking contemporary political behaviour
DDC:
306.2
Keywords:
Political sociology..
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Political participation-Social aspects..
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Agent (Philosophy)
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Electronic books
Abstract:
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of illustrations -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Part I -- 1 Political participation: the debate so far -- Introduction -- What's changed? The decline thesis -- Explaining decline -- Putting the politics into political participation -- What's new? -- Duty norms and engagement norms -- Collective and connective action -- Henrik Bang: the rise of the everyday maker -- Introducing the everyday maker -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- 2 Agency and political participation -- Introduction -- Chapter outline -- Conceptions of agency in the political participation literature -- Hay: the distinction between social and political action -- Stoker and rational choice theory -- Norris: critical citizens -- Agency and structure -- A rejection of structure and agency as a dualism: towards a dialectic -- Margaret Archer on agency -- Archer on reflexivity -- Giddens: agency or intentionality? -- Questioning the dominance of rational choice theory -- What is structure? -- Lopez and Scott's typology of structure -- Giddens' conception of structure as duality of structure -- Hay's conception of agency/structure -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- 3 Agency: the neglect of the unconscious -- Chapter outline -- History of the unconscious -- Bourdieu's theory of practice and fields -- Habitus -- The unconscious habitus -- Relationship between consciousness and the unconscious in habitus -- Reflexivity in habitus -- So what? The difference that the unconscious makes -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- 4 Talking heads? The internal political conversation -- Introduction -- Political conversations: internal and external -- Archer mark I: the morphogenetic approach -- Margaret Archer: the morphogenetic approach
Abstract:
Archer's conception of agency: reflexivity and the unconscious -- Why does social structure matter? -- Archer mark II: the internal conversation -- Internal monologue, conversation or introspection? -- Re-configuringthe inner conversation -- Archer: the different types of reflexivity -- Re-conceptualising the internal conversation: habitus, the unconscious and fields -- Towards a more in-depth notion of political behaviour -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Part II -- 5 Exploring internal political conversations -- Introduction -- What is the internal conversation? -- Bourdieu: habitus, unconscious, emotions, fields -- Devising a methodology for accessing the internal conversation -- Discussion of interviews: the internal political conversation -- Identifying the internal conversation and stepping back from thehabitus -- Alex -- Sue -- Nina -- Simon -- Sarah -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- 6 Rioting: criminal, political or post-political act? -- Introduction -- Defining the political -- Rioting: criminal, political or post-political act? -- The search for political motivations and grievances -- Defining motivations and grievances -- A theoretical framework for theorising rioters -- Habitus -- The unconscious habitus -- The impact of the rioter's past on the present during the riot -- Rioting as an attempt at changing one's habitus -- The difficulty of change -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Conclusion: contemporary political behaviour - looking forward -- Mapping the political -- The difference that agency makes -- Agents of change? -- Bibliography -- Index
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