With "Discourse: Event: Practice" the author presents a dynamic theoretical program for a discourse-theoretically informed sociology of practice oriented toward the concept of the event. She outlines the sociological relationship between the concepts of discourse, event, and practice, diagnoses their distorted relationship, and explains the dynamization of dichotomous conceptions as the guiding principle of her argumentation. Through a reconstruction of the discourse-theoretical foundations, the practical theoretical conditions, the situation of the method discussion, and the starting point of sociological protest research, she forms the basis of the research program and marks the question of the association of discourses and practices as a gap, which is elucidated using the example of protest research.
The core of the book is a nuanced examination of the concept of event, developed from the influence of Foucault as a primary basis for transformation and translated into a concept of event that ensures a relationship between discourse and practice that overcomes dichotomies within a post-structuralist materialism. In addition, the potential of the program lies in the expansion of practice studies to include an explicit perspective on power and domination, illustrated through an analysis of the practices of resistance as exemplified by the Yippie Festival of Life.Les informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
PD Dr. Franka Schäfer is a sociologist. She teaches and conducts research as a senior academic advisor at the Institute for Social Sciences at the University of Siegen in the fields of General Sociology and Sociological Theory, Sociology of Practice and Practice Theory, Discourse Theory and Discourse Analysis, Qualitative Methods, and Sociology of resistant and resilient Practices in Post-Growth Society.
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