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Ideology / David Hawkes.

Van Pelt Library PN81 .H298 2003
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hawkes, David, 1964-
Series:
New critical idiom
The new critical idiom
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Criticism.
Literature and society.
Physical Description:
viii, 212 pages ; 20 cm.
Edition:
Second edition.
Place of Publication:
London ; New York : Routledge, 2003.
Summary:
This volume is a much-needed guide to the myriad definitions and meanings of 'ideology'. With a clear focus on student needs, David Hawkes: *traces the history of the term and the debates which surround it, from Machiavelli to the present day *examines ideology within the critical frameworks of empiricism, idealism, Marxism, post-Marxism and postmodernism *provides clear examples to illuminate his argument *asks why ideology matters *discusses, in this new edition, ideology after September 11. With a newly updated bibliography and fresh suggestions for further reading, "Ideology" offers a concise, accessible introduction to one of the mostly widely debated critical concepts.
Contents:
Introduction: Ideology and Globalization 1
1 Origins 15
Idolatry 15
Irrationalism 19
The Dawn of Modernity: Luther and Machiavelli 28
2 Empiricism 38
Milton and the English Revolution 38
Hobbes, Locke, Smith and English Empiricism 42
The French Connection: Condillac, Helvetius and Holbach 51
Rousseau, Revolution, Reflection 53
Destutt de Tracy and the Invention of Ideology 59
3 Idealism 62
The Cartesian Self 62
'Raving with Reason': Kant and Enlightenment 65
The Ideology of the Aesthetic 69
Hegel and the Dialectic 75
The Young Hegelians 82
4 Marxism 88
Marx and Materialism 88
Money, Alienation and Representation 95
The Materialist Fallacy 103
The Retreat from Moscow: Georg Lukacs 108
Gramsci and Hegemony 113
5 Post-Marxism 117
Althusser and Materialism 117
A Materialist Aesthetic? 125
The Frankfurt School 130
Enlightenment and the Ideology of the Primitive 135
A Crisis of Faith: Structuralism and After 140
6 Postmodernism 148
Nietzsche: the Precursor 148
Michel Foucault: Deus Absconditus 152
Debord and Baudrillard 160
Living a Lie: Zizek and Practical Fetishism 167
The Late Adorno 171
7 Ideology after 11 September 178
Capital and Empire 178
Dialectic and Difference 186.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [201]-207) and index.
ISBN:
0415290112
0415290120
OCLC:
51223679

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