Authority, culture and communication. The sociology of Ernest Manheim.

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Sonst. Personen	Baron, Frank (Hrsg.); Smith, David Norman (Hrsg.); Reitz, Charles (Hrsg.)
Titel	Authority, culture and communication. The sociology of Ernest Manheim. Gefälligkeitsübersetzung: Autorität, Kultur und Kommunikation. Die Soziologie von Ernst Manheim.
Quelle	Heidelberg: Synchron Wiss.-Verl. der Autoren (2005), XI, 308 S.Verfügbarkeit
Zusatzinformation	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Sprache	deutsch; englisch
Dokumenttyp	gedruckt; Monographie
ISBN	3-935025-57-2
Schlagwörter	Bildung; Kultur; Forschungsmethode; Autorität; Kommunikation; Technokultur; Familie; Wissenssoziologie; Soziales Verhalten; Musik; Musiksoziologie; Nationalismus; Öffentliche Meinung; Öffentlichkeit; Soziologie; Forschungsgegenstand; Theorie; Minderheit; Soziologe; Habermas, Jürgen
Abstract	"Communication and conflict, culture and identity, authority and alienation are the main themes in the sociology of Ernest Manheim (1900-2002). From start to finish, Manheim was preoccupied with the dialectic of the local and the universal, the audience and the speaker, romanticism and modernity, tradition and change. A citizen of the world, both tough- and tender-minded, Manheim thought long and hard about the realistic prospect of a world federally united, a world beyond borders and boundaries. Born in Budapest, educated in Vienna, Kiel, Leipzig, and London, he contributed subtly, yet significantly, to the deprovincialization of culture in his adopted home. His writing and teaching assisted a generation of younger scholars in the postwar humanities and social sciences to become keenly aware of the conflicts and contradictions at the heart of our political, moral, and academic cultures. In quiet contrast to the logical positivism that had attained a near monopoly in U. S. graduate schools of philosophy and sociology, Manheim offered a critical distillate of European approaches, which brought the insights of phenomenology, existentialism, and critical theory from the margins to the heart of intellectual life in this country. His work communicated the vibrancy of both its classical and contemporary German intellectual sources and stressed, in a humanistic and enlightened manner, the essential connection of education to the attainment of man's social potential. As the essays in this volume make clear, Manheim's stress on the transformative social logic of the public sphere, his multicultural cosmopolitanism, his opposition to any kind of monoculturalism, and his critique of the patriarchal family remain at the cutting edge of social and cultural theory today." (author's abstract). Content: David Norman Smith, Charles Reitz and Frank Baron: Preface: The Alchemy of Exile. Ernest Manheim's Venture beyond Borders and Boundaries (IX-XI); David Norman Smith: Facing Change and Danger: The Sociology of Ernest Manheim (3-23); Charles Reitz: The Call to Concrete Thinking: Ernest Manheim's 'Zur Logik des konkreten Begriffs' (27-41); Stefanie Averbeck: Ernst Manheims 'Träger der öffentlichen Meinung': Eine Theorie der Öffentlichkeit 30 Jahre vor Jürgen Habermas (43-69); Jean van Delinder: Ernest Manheim, Social Science, and the Brown Case (71-82); Elisabeth Welzig: Ein Mitteleuropäer in der Mitte Amerikas (85-88); Tibor Frank: Der Kult des Allwissens im Budapest des Fin de Siècle (89-116); Elfriede Üner: Entwicklungslinien der Kulturtheorie der Leipziger Schule (1890-1933) (117-144); Frank T. Manheim: Ernest Manheim: Sociologist and Composer (145-148); Ernest Manheim: Beiträge zu einer Geschichte der autoritären Familie (1936) (151-173); Ernest Manheim: The Role of Small Groups in the Formation of Public Opinion (1939) (175-179); Ernest Manheim: Minority Status as Related to Old and New Types of Nationalism (1940) (181-185); Ernest Manheim: Authority and Situations of "Total Risk" (1942) (187-199); Ernest Manheim: The Sociological Theories of Hans Freyer: Sociology as a Nationalistic Program of Social Action (1948) (201-209); Ernest Manheim: Perspektiven moderner Musik (1951) (211-216); Ernest Manheim: Recent Types of Charismatic Leadership (1953) (217-228); Ernest Manheim: Musiksoziologie (1958) (229-232); Ernest Manheim: The Communicator and the Audience: Liberals and Traditionalists in Eighteenth-Century Germany (1964) (233-244); Ernest Manheim: Work and Leisure (ca. 1970) (245-250); Ernest Manheim: The Social Preconditions of Sociology (ca. 1970) (251-253); Ernest Manheim: The Sociology of Knowledge Reconsidered (1972) (255-259); Ernest Manheim and Frank T. Manheim: Rock: The Role and Future of Electronic "Beat" Music (2002) (261-281). Die Untersuchung bezieht sich auf den Zeitraum 1900 bis 2002.
Erfasst von	GESIS - Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften, Mannheim
Update	2007/2