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Why Sociology Does Not Need to Be Saved: Analytic Reflections on Public Sociologies*

Abstract

This chapter outlines the basic critique of public sociologies developed by mainstream and radical sociologists, with a particular focus on the perspective developed in the "save sociology" website. It discusses the problem with the use of the notion of reflexivity in Michael Burawoy's model, the ambiguities of what he means by "critical sociology", and the need to develop a model that will work for both comparative researches on various …

Authors

McLaughlin N; Kowalchuk L; Turcotte K

Book title

Public Sociology

Pagination

pp. 289-316

Publisher

Taylor & Francis

Publication Date

September 29, 2017

DOI

10.4324/9781315127781-12

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