Philip Corrigan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3659567 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Philip Corrigan |
| NOMBRES | Philip |
| APELLIDO | Corrigan |
| FIRMA | CORRIGAN P |
| AFILIACIONES | Durham University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 44 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 332 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2027 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
The Great Arch: English State Formation as Cultural Revolution
From 'The Body Politic' to 'The National Interest
Previously unpublished, "From the Body Politic to the National Interest" was presented at the Mellon Symposium in Historical Anthropology at California Institute of Technology in May 1987. We are publishing it in the Journal of Historical Sociology for the first time to honor Philip Corrigan's memory. The essay was an attempt to expand upon arguments in Philip Corrigan and Derek Sayer, The Great Arch: English State Formation as Cultural Revolutio…
Social Forms/Human Capacities
This is an exhilarating book, written by one of sociology’s most imaginative theorists and critics. Professor Corrigan proceeds by turning old answers into new questions. He draws on a rich tradition of thought from sociology, philosophy, structuralism, post-structuralism, and literary criticism to explore major ongoing problems in everyday life: moral regulation, schooling, the capitalist world economy, intellectuals, and the problem of differen…
Routledge Revivals
Some Further Notes on the Difficulty of Studying the State, England and the first Empire, 1975 onwards
State Formation
Undoing the Overdone State
Bread and Knowledge Politics
Left History features articles from a variety of theoretical approaches; these include feminist, marxist, and postmodernist deliberations on topics such as race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexuality, culture, the state, labour, the environment, theory, and method
My place or yours? Particular philosophies from whose stories (vernacular values revisited)
Story of the Issue
Some Elementary Forms of a Post-'Sociological'-Modernity. Further Remarks on Moral Regulation Celebrating the End of the 'Stratification Paradigm', the 'Logic' of 'Society' and All That
Postmodernisms and poststructuralisms have attempted to rearrange our social ways of seeing, saying and sharing: as such - but not alone - such cultural productions signify crises of social representation. These 'notes for an investigation', in turning the subject, draw out some problems of (i) celebrating difference(s); (ii) continuing social forms that limit some human beings all of the time; and (iii) how some practical critiques that refuse a…
It is not that Simple. There's all ways more to it
Dangerous Truth
Resources and Recommendations
Rules, Communication and Difference
The Body of Intellectuals/the Intellectuals' Body (Remarks for Roland)
Apparently Arab scholars, when speaking of the text, use this admirable expression: the certain body. What body? We have several of them; the body of anatomists and physiologists, the one science sees or discusses: this is the text of grammarians, critics, commentators, philologists (the pheno-text). But we also have a body of bliss consisting solely of erotic relations, utterly distinct from the first body: it is another contour, another nominat…
The Great Arch
Schooling in Western Europe
The Great Arch
On Visualisation as Power
Meanings Offering three texts-as-images (to illustrate photogrammar), a sketch is made of analogies between Foucault's pastoral powers and the grammar of the picturesque and the picturable as part of an investigation of the dialexis of Authority and Difference. Picturing, it is argued, works not only in the depicting but in the photogrammar of what and whom is shown how, they thus encourage ways of seeing and saying more general than any one re-p…
The Great Arch
Revolution against the state
Capitalism, State Formation and Marxist Theory
Orders of Experience
Let us begin by making strange a source which has been claimed almost totally by the arguments about culture which we are examining and criticizing here. Louis Althusser, writing in the theoretical journal of the PCF, La Pensde, in 1961, drew attention to how extraordinary division of labor led to discovering the reality of France while Engels did the same for England. Once again we must use the word retreat (not 'supersession'), that is, the ret…
Extended Review
The Great Arch: English State Formation as Cultural Revolution
On Moral Regulation
Ideology and Cultural Production
Capitalism, State Formation and Marxist Theory
Social Forms/Human Capacities
This is an exhilarating book, written by one of sociology’s most imaginative theorists and critics. Professor Corrigan proceeds by turning old answers into new questions. He draws on a rich tradition of thought from sociology, philosophy, structuralism, post-structuralism, and literary criticism to explore major ongoing problems in everyday life: moral regulation, schooling, the capitalist world economy, intellectuals, and the problem of differen…
Feudal Relics or Capitalist Monuments? Notes on the Sociology of Unfree Labour
Through examining bonded service relations in Britain; slavery and neo-slavery in the U.S.A., Tsarist Russia, and Southern Africa; and what is normally perceived as `migration', it is shown that ascriptive constraint and non-wage coercion increases with the expansion of capitalism and, moreover, that this is not a feature of `early stages' but crucial to such `high technology' areas as the European motor car industry. Closes by arguing for the re…
The Great Arch
Orders of Experience
Let us begin by making strange a source which has been claimed almost totally by the arguments about culture which we are examining and criticizing here. Louis Althusser, writing in the theoretical journal of the PCF, La Pensde, in 1961, drew attention to how extraordinary division of labor led to discovering the reality of France while Engels did the same for England. Once again we must use the word retreat (not 'supersession'), that is, the ret…
Cultural forms and class mediations
On the politics of production
The Great Arch
Undoing the Overdone State
Some Elementary Forms of a Post-'Sociological'-Modernity. Further Remarks on Moral Regulation Celebrating the End of the 'Stratification Paradigm', the 'Logic' of 'Society' and All That
Postmodernisms and poststructuralisms have attempted to rearrange our social ways of seeing, saying and sharing: as such - but not alone - such cultural productions signify crises of social representation. These 'notes for an investigation', in turning the subject, draw out some problems of (i) celebrating difference(s); (ii) continuing social forms that limit some human beings all of the time; and (iii) how some practical critiques that refuse a…
The Body of Intellectuals/the Intellectuals' Body (Remarks for Roland)
Apparently Arab scholars, when speaking of the text, use this admirable expression: the certain body. What body? We have several of them; the body of anatomists and physiologists, the one science sees or discusses: this is the text of grammarians, critics, commentators, philologists (the pheno-text). But we also have a body of bliss consisting solely of erotic relations, utterly distinct from the first body: it is another contour, another nominat…
Dichotomy is Contradiction
China
Extended Review
Dichotomy is Contradiction
On the politics of production
On socialist construction
1976). On socialist construction. Journal of Contemporary Asia: Vol. 6, No. 4, pp. 477-487
Feudal Relics or Capitalist Monuments? Notes on the Sociology of Unfree Labour
Through examining bonded service relations in Britain; slavery and neo-slavery in the U.S.A., Tsarist Russia, and Southern Africa; and what is normally perceived as `migration', it is shown that ascriptive constraint and non-wage coercion increases with the expansion of capitalism and, moreover, that this is not a feature of `early stages' but crucial to such `high technology' areas as the European motor car industry. Closes by arguing for the re…
Social Work Practice Under Capitalism
Socialist Construction and Marxist Theory
Socialist Construction and Marxist Theory
Selected Works
Capitalism, state formation and Marxist theory
Extended Review
Cultural forms and class mediations
Ideology and Cultural Production
HWJ Readers' Meeting 28 June 1980
Journal Article HWJ READERS' MEETING 28 JUNE 1980 Get access Philip Corrigan Philip Corrigan If anyone outside London is interested in holding such a meeting please write to the Journal at PO Box 69, Oxford. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar History Workshop Journal, Volume 10, Issue 1, AUTUMN 1980, Pages 205–206, https://doi.org/10.1093/hwj/10.1.205 Published: 01 October 1980
Ideology and Cultural Production
Ideology and Cultural Production
Bolshevism and the USSR
The nature and deficiencies of Soviet society have been hotly debated by Marxists more or less continuously since 1917. Marxist polemics over Bolshevism go back even further. It is therefore wise to begin by indicating where we think we have anything new to say. It is not at
On Moral Regulation
Extended Review
Capitalism, State Formation and Marxist Theory
Orders of Experience
Let us begin by making strange a source which has been claimed almost totally by the arguments about culture which we are examining and criticizing here. Louis Althusser, writing in the theoretical journal of the PCF, La Pensde, in 1961, drew attention to how extraordinary division of labor led to discovering the reality of France while Engels did the same for England. Once again we must use the word retreat (not 'supersession'), that is, the ret…
The Great Arch
Schooling in Western Europe
The Great Arch
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