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Thinking about social life / Lloyd E. Sandelands.

Van Pelt Library HM1111 .S36 2003
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Sandelands, Lloyd E., 1955-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Social interaction.
Sociology.
Physical Description:
vi, 169 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Place of Publication:
Lanham, Md. : University Press of America, [2003]
Summary:
This book is a work of philosophy concerning how we should think about social life. Whereas social science has traditionally been a study of social physics (a study of material individuals that interact in time and space) it must become a study of social life (a study of the vital forms and feelings of an inherently social species).
Contents:
In the Image of a Tree
A Philosophical Challenge
Further Preliminaries
A Look Ahead
Chapter 2 Love 15
Poetry
Puzzles
Love a Phase of Social Life
Love a Moment of Social Life
Chapter 3 Play 35
Innocence Lost
Play a Phase of Social Life
Play a Moment of Social Life
Chapter 4 Individuation 53
Images
Individuation a Phase of Social Life
Individuation a Moment of Social Life
Chapter 5 A Concept of Social Life 67
Lives and Feelings
Form Sometimes Felt
Form Before and Beyond Structure
Chapter 6 Individual and Society 95
The Individual and Society Problem
Unpacking the Problem
The Problem in New Light
Social Life in the Balance
Chapter 7 Mind and Body 111
The Mind and Body Problem
Thinking about Social Life
Whither Individuals?
Art and Living Explanation
Living for the Future
In the Image of a Tree.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [155]-161) and index.
ISBN:
0761827080
OCLC:
54060438

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