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The politics of culture : race, violence, and democracy / Jung Min Choi, Karen A. Callaghan, and John W. Murphy.
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Choi, Jung Min
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English
Published/Created
Westport, Conn. : Praeger, 1995.
Description
xii, 171 pages ; 25 cm
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JA75.7 .C475 1995
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Political culture
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Politics and culture
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Communities
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Social interaction
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Cultural pluralism
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Democracy
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Conservatism
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Community life
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Callaghan, Karen A.
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Murphy, John W.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [165]-166) and index.
Contents
I. Contemporary Society and Morality. 1. Laissez-faire and the Moral Dimension. 2. Morals Are Back Again. 3. The Fallout from Laissez-faire. 4. A Case of Pluralism Denied. 5. Some Thoughts on Violence, Again
II. Poverty and Culture. 6. Conservatives, Civil Unrest, and Class. 7. Poverty and Sociologism. 8. What Is Structural About the Economy? 9. The Culture-of-Poverty Thesis Revisited. 10. Modernity, the Economy, and the Democratization of Economic Life. 11. Democracy and Culture
III. Social Control, Ideology, and Pluralism. 12. A Recent Example of Cinema Verite and the Ideology of Crime. 13. Private vs. Public: A Dubious Distinction? 14. Law Enforcement, Institutionalized Violence, and Community Control of Policing. 15. Social Imagery and Democratization. 16. Symbolic Violence and the Disembodiment of Identity. 17. The Significance of Postmodernism for Race Relations. 18. Why Assimilationists Are Afraid of Postmodernists.
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0275948897 ((hardcover ; : alk. paper))
9780275948894 ((hardcover ; : alk. paper))
LCCN
95003333
OCLC
31971149
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