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Re: studies of public sphere and radical democracy?: msg#00050

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Subject: Re: studies of public sphere and radical democracy?

a good book for collective action/social movement by the founder of the study of 'new social movements' arena Melucci is Challenging Codes. However, what i taught with those two books which i think fit extremely well was Ulrich Beck's Democracy without Enemies which deals with the extent of democracy and democratization in everyday life from many angles, job, family, individualization, etc.
On Sunday, October 20, 2002, at 07:55 PM, Ranu Samantrai wrote:

I'm teaching Habermas's _Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere_
and Laclau and Mouffe's _Hegemony and Socialist Strategy_ to graduate
students next semester. In each case I need a text that applies the
theory. For instance, with the Habermas I used to teach Felski's _Beyond
Feminist Aesthetics_, but now it is out of print. Books on 20th century/
contemporary social movements would be ideal, but I would be grateful for
all suggestions.
Thanks,
Ranu Samantrai



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