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[Front Matter]
[Epigraphs]
Abstract
LIST OF TABLES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
0.1 Fin-de-sie`cle sociology: whose crisis?
0.2 Sociology’s choices: the dialogical turn or the consilience of sociobiology?
0.3 Supercomplexity: the university in the bioglobal age
0.4 Creativity in the bioglobal age
0.5 Why “seriality?”
0.6 Seriality in the bioglobal age
0.7 Problems to be identified & how to engage with them
0.8 Complexity: a universal entry point into social science?
CHAPTER ONE: TECHNOLOGICAL MEDIATION: WHITHER “THE SOCIAL”?
1.1 Theories of modernity and science and technology studies: mutual neglect?
1.2 Sociology & the “authenticity” of the everyday
1.3 Overcoming modernity?
Table I: Contrasts between Empirical Pragmatics & Critical Theory regarding analysis of presuppositional everydayness
1.4 Reconciling modernity theory and science and technology studies
CHAPTER TWO: CRITICAL RECONSTRUCTION & THE AGE OF CONTINGENCY
2.1 What is “contingency”?
2.2 An early history of contingency & violence
2.3 Towards a theory of creative morphogenesis
CHAPTER THREE: SOCIOLOGY AS TRAGIC HUMANISM
3.1 The aporias of sociology and the double imaginary signification of modernity
3.2 The Silence of the Lambs: the serialistic speciesist effects of humanism?
3.3 A ‘modernist’ response to Wolfe & Elmer
3.4 Are we still creative?
3.5 Neither individuals nor masses: beyond the discrete qualities of subjects/objects
CHAPTER FOUR: THE CONTINUITY OF THE ACTING PERSON & THE CERTAINTY OF KNOWLEDGE
4.1 The hidden injuries of sociology
4.2 A closer look at some key features of object relations theory
4.3 Keppel’s model of the signature pattern & clinical rage
4.4 Laing’s dilemma: compliance in the false self
4.5 Eigen’s Winnicott: omnipotence, the handmaiden of omniscience
4.6 Scepticism and the limits of knowledge
4.7 Good Will Hunting
4.8 Contingent selfhood?
CHAPTER FIVE: CORPORATE FICTION: NEW HISTORICIST NATURALISM & ITS TRAGEDY OF CULTURE
5.1 An introduction to the critical methods of new historicism
5.2 New historicism as destroyer
5.3 New historicism as redeemer?
5.4 Escaping Seltzer’s Luhmannesque naturalism: the need for triple contingency
5.5 The institutional destiny of cultural trauma & the formation of avant-garde intellectuals
5.6 Moving beyond corporate fictions: the cultural materialism of Brook Thomas
CHAPTER SIX: KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION & THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY REDUCTION
6.1 Universities: embodying the spirit of universitas?
Table II: Contrasts between modes of inheritance transmission and relation of ends to means as correlated to forms of social life (as developed from Toennies & Fuller 2004: 37).
6.2 Complexity: closed or open sciences?
6.3 Networks as the “triple helix” of industry, university & government
6.4 Knowledge integration: supervenience & biological reduction
6.5 The relevance of constructivism and realism
Table III: Contrasts between classical, evolutionary, critical realism and evolutionary constructivism.
6.6 The product of these clarifications: constrained constructivism
6.7 Critical or specific intellectuals?
7 CONCLUSION
7.1 The future viability of the political order
7.2 Cultural materialism: responding to bioglobalism as “Plan X”
7.3 Post-histoire; the advent of apocalypse
7.4 Translating the future: structures of feeling and/or catachreses?
7.5 Futurological politics: between inescapability & attainability
7.6 [So finally] Isn’t the news terrible?
Epilogue: A Treatise on Method as Illustrated by the Contrasts between Seriality/Parallelism and the Realist Constructivist Nexus of a Common Culture
8.1 Society as artefact: normative questions
Table IV: How liberalism defines itself against metaphysical antinomies by proclaiming the exclusivity of material particulars.
Table V: The ethical principles crosscutting the problematiques
Table VI: Psychological principles for the continuity of the acting person & the certainty of knowledge
Table VII: Epistemology
Table VIII: The viability of the political order
8.2 Choosing the correct method
8.3 Strydom’s three cognitive master frames of modernity
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