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Sto caricando le informazioni... Routledge International Handbook of Ignorance Studies (Routledge International Handbooks)di Matthias Gross
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. Beginning with the constructivist school of sociology, Berger and Luckman 'Social Construction of Reality" observing discourses, movement of ideals and narrations was my systematic passion. Agnotology was of slight interest until I've encountered apophatic schools of theology, or negative theology. This interdisciplinary critical and important book enriched the field of sociology of ignorance tremendously. In the modern world splits across belief-systems, lack of trust, non-cooperation are the results of socially construed structural ignorance, partially engineered, partially inbuilt in the international system, further alienating and moving people away from each other. Exploring policies that manage resources of nescience and activate ethical projects instead of confusing and rearranging existing ignorance capital for political self-serving aims would be of great utility. So much for naivety, it is a golden mine of ideas, sociology of ignorance and its theorems are both helping to grasp the "unks unks" (unknown unknowns) and furnish them with a methodology to explore what we don't know we don't know to learn and know better, and help to guide in ethical judgments and decisions over data management, distribution, dissemination and moving people closer to decision making processes in adaptable and approachable ways. This is merely an unfit personal comment of a self-educating civilian, however, I would gladly recommend this book to anyone who wants to observe the events in the world in a more systemic way, re-lensing the view on past, present and future. ( ) Beginning with the constructivist school of sociology, Berger and Luckman 'Social Construction of Reality" observing discourses, movement of ideals and narrations was my systematic passion. Agnotology was of slight interest until I've encountered apophatic schools of theology, or negative theology. This interdisciplinary critical and important book enriched the field of sociology of ignorance tremendously. In the modern world splits across belief-systems, lack of trust, non-cooperation are the results of socially construed structural ignorance, partially engineered, partially inbuilt in the international system, further alienating and moving people away from each other. Exploring policies that manage resources of nescience and activate ethical projects instead of confusing and rearranging existing ignorance capital for political self-serving aims would be of great utility. So much for naivety, it is a golden mine of ideas, sociology of ignorance and its theorems are both helping to grasp the "unks unks" (unknown unknowns) and furnish them with a methodology to explore what we don't know we don't know to learn and know better, and help to guide in ethical judgments and decisions over data management, distribution, dissemination and moving people closer to decision making processes in adaptable and approachable ways. This is merely an unfit personal comment of a self-educating civilian, however, I would gladly recommend this book to anyone who wants to observe the events in the world in a more systemic way, re-lensing the view on past, present and future. Beginning with the constructivist school of sociology, Berger and Luckman 'Social Construction of Reality" observing discourses, movement of ideals and narrations was my systematic passion. Agnotology was of slight interest until I've encountered apophatic schools of theology, or negative theology. This interdisciplinary critical and important book enriched the field of sociology of ignorance tremendously. In the modern world splits across belief-systems, lack of trust, non-cooperation are the results of socially construed structural ignorance, partially engineered, partially inbuilt in the international system, further alienating and moving people away from each other. Exploring policies that manage resources of nescience and activate ethical projects instead of confusing and rearranging existing ignorance capital for political self-serving aims would be of great utility. So much for naivety, it is a golden mine of ideas, sociology of ignorance and its theorems are both helping to grasp the "unks unks" (unknown unknowns) and furnish them with a methodology to explore what we don't know we don't know to learn and know better, and help to guide in ethical judgments and decisions over data management, distribution, dissemination and moving people closer to decision making processes in adaptable and approachable ways. This is merely an unfit personal comment of a self-educating civilian, however, I would gladly recommend this book to anyone who wants to observe the events in the world in a more systemic way, re-lensing the view on past, present and future. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
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"Once treated as the absence of knowledge, ignorance today has become a highly influential topic in its own right, commanding growing attention across the natural and social sciences where a wide range of scholars have begun to explore the social life and political issues involved in the distribution and strategic use of not knowing. The field is growing fast and this handbook reflects this interdisciplinary field of study by drawing contributions from economics, sociology, history, philosophy, cultural studies, area studies, anthropology, legal studies, feminist studies, and related fields in order to serve as a seminal guide to the political, legal and social uses of ignorance in social and political life"-- Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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