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Norbert Elias and Modern Sociology: Knowledge, Interdependence, Power, Process

Eric Dunning, Jason Hughes

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Introduction: Sociology and its Discontents Working With Elias Some Basic Concepts of Figurational Sociology Elias's Central Theory The Development of Knowledge and the Sciences as Social Processes Problems of Method and Values in the Development of Sociological Knowledge Elias and 'The Habits of Good Sociology' Conclusion: A Relational 'Turn'? The Future Prospects of Figurational Sociology

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Key concepts: Sociology, Power (physics), Sociology of knowledge, Epistemology, Social science, Historical sociology, Sociological theory, Philosophy