Amazon.co.uk: Understanding the Social World

Understanding the Social World
A Listmania! list by Mr. Bde Wall

1. Archaeology of Knowledge (Routledge Classics) by Michel Foucault

The list author says:
	"This book brings together Foucault's early 'archaeological' thought, focused primarily on discursive practices and their transforming formations through history."

�10.91 Used & New from: �7.36

(5 customer reviews)

2. The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas S Kuhn

The list author says:
	"Perhaps, this book has transformed my way of thinking more than any other I had read before it."

�7.80 Used & New from: �4.98

(30 customer reviews)

3. Between Man and Man (Routledge Classics) by Martin Buber

The list author says:
	"A truely under-rated philosopher. A brilliant book for those interested in social philosophy, ethics, or theology."

�10.49 Used & New from: �3.79

(2 customer reviews)

4. Rationality (Key Concepts in Social Science) by Bryan Wilson

The list author says:
	"A very important discussion of western rationality: are our categories/techniques suitable for the study of other cultures? Includes contributions from Lukes, MacIntyre and Winch among others."

�29.50 Used & New from: �0.01

(1 customer review)

5. Beast and Man: The Roots of Human Nature (Routledge Classics) by Mary Midgley

The list author says:
	"A challenge to both sociobiology and 'blank paper' social theorists. very interesting, backs itself from an ethological stance (e.g. Lorenz)."

�12.34 Used & New from: �5.36

(2 customer reviews)

6. On Creativity (Routledge Classics) by David Bohm

The list author says:
	"A favourite of mine. Social theory, philosophy, physics and art are all discussed in relation to creativity and one another."

�10.00 Used & New from: �6.40

(4 customer reviews)

7. Homi K. Bhabha (Routledge Critical Thinkers) by David Huddart

The list author says:
	"I'm still reading this book, but its really good, very insightful approach to culture and the ghostly marks of colonial discourse on the present world."