Ebook: No social science without critical theory

How social science is impossible without critical theory: the immersion of mainstream approaches in time and space / Harry F. Dahms -- Critical conundrums: logic and politics in Frankfurt critical theory prior to the linguistic turn / Robert A. Gorman -- The architecture of social critique: three models of ideology critique and the legacy of the Frankfurt school / David Strecker -- Is universality the object of globalization? Political geographies of contingent universality / Wolfgang Natter -- From the culture industry to the society of the spectacle: critical theory and the situationist international / Kevin Fox Gothan and David A. Krier -- Signifying the Jew: antisemitic workers and Jewish stereotypes during World War II / Mark P. Worrell -- Herbert Marcuse and contemporary social theory: beyond the consumer society / Philip Walsh -- Restricted eros and one-dimensional morality: a Marcusean reading of contemporary politics / Arnold Farr -- The radical present: the psychopolitics of transformation in Marcuse / James E. Block -- Pedagogy against "Dis-utopia": from Conscientization to the education of desire / Sarah S. Amsler -- Governmental rationality and popular sovereignty / Kevin Olson -- Public sociology, Marxism, and Marx / Paul Paolucci -- The sociological theory of C. Wright Mills: toward a critique of postmodernity / Steven P. Dandaneau.