Durkheim and national identity in Ireland applying the sociology of knowledge and religion
Machine generated contents note:1. Durkheim as a French Nationalist -- 2. Durkheim's Sociology of Knowledge -- 3. Nations and Nationalism -- 4. Ireland, The Revisionist Debate -- 5. Science and the Arts in Ireland -- 6. Ireland and Nationalism -- 7. Knowledge, Truth and the Problem of Useless K...
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| Sprache: | eng |
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New York
Palgrave Macmillan
März 2015
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| Ausgabe: | First edition |
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Durkheim, Émile 1858-1917
> Political and social views
> Durkheim, Émile
> SOCIAL SCIENCE
> Anthropology
> Customs & Traditions
> Discrimination & Race Relations
> Sociology of Religion
> National characteristics, Irish
> Knowledge, Sociology of
> Religion and sociology
> Irland
> Nationalcharakter
> Religiöses Verhalten
> Wissenssoziologie
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | Machine generated contents note:1. Durkheim as a French Nationalist -- 2. Durkheim's Sociology of Knowledge -- 3. Nations and Nationalism -- 4. Ireland, The Revisionist Debate -- 5. Science and the Arts in Ireland -- 6. Ireland and Nationalism -- 7. Knowledge, Truth and the Problem of Useless Knowledge. "Durkheim and National Identity in Ireland uses the classical sociology of Durkheim, in association with established theories of nation formation, to explore the development of opposed national identities in Ireland and Northern Ireland. James Dingley looks at Catholicism, the core of Irish nationalist identity, and draws upon its established sociological association of pre-industrial, rural peasant society and culture. By contrast, Dingley reviews Protestantism as the core of Ulster identity, with the equal association of industrial, scientific society, as the key elements in explaining why Ulster Unionists evolved an opposed and incompatible culture and identity to Irish nationalism. These underlying religious philosophies of Catholicism and Protestantism illustrate how religion acted as a symbolic representation of socio-economic separate development, and examine a Durkheimian analysis as an alternative approach to conflict resolution in Northern Ireland"-- |
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-203) and index |
| Beschreibung: | 211 Seiten 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 1137442581 1-137-44258-1 9781137442581 978-1-137-44258-1 9781137408426 |