Link to an article by Lester Spence:
Tag: Sociology
Paul Kesler – Bourdieu vs. Delong
Link to a review of James Delong’s review of Pierre Bourdieu‘s Acts of Resistance: Against the Tyranny of the Market (1998) by Paul Kesler:
A useful case study description of how neoliberals tends to de-politicize (normalize) their political position.
Bonus link: “Kesler vs. Delong vs. Bourdieu”
Lester Spence – Black Studies 3.0
Link to an article by Lester K. Spence:
Rebecca Burns – Press Alt+F4 to End Homelessness
Link to an article by Rebecca Burns, discussing the books How to Get Rid of Homeless (2015) by Matteo Bittanti:
“Press Alt+F4 to End Homelessness: When Neoliberals Play Sim City”
CSC Interview with Daniel Zamora
Link to an interview of Daniel Zamora by Dave Zeglen:
“CSC Interview with Daniel Zamora”
See also: “How Michel Foucault Got Neoliberalism So Wrong” and “Foucault’s Responsibility” and Read My Desire
Urban Injustice: How Ghettos Happen, an Interview with David Hilfiker
Link to an interview of David Hilfiker, author of Urban Injustice: How Ghettos Happen (2003), by Daniel Falcone:
“Urban Injustice: How Ghettos Happen, an Interview with David Hilfiker”
Kristine Mattis – The Cult of the Professional Class
Link to an article by Kristine Mattis:
Jo Freeman – The Tyranny of Structurelessness
Link to the classic essay by Jo Freeman:
“The Tyranny of Structurelessness”
This essay leads rather directly to the more generalized sociology of Pierre Bourdieu.
Steve Kolowich – The Water Next Time
Link to an interview with Marc Edwards by Steve Kolowich:
“The Water Next Time: Professor Who Helped Expose Crisis in Flint Says Public Science Is Broken”
Bonus links: “Flint’s Bottom Line” and “The Slow Death of the University”
Aviva Chomsky – All the News That’s Fit to Print
Link to an article by Aviva Chomsky:
“All the News That’s Fit to Print: How the Media Hide Undocumented Workers”
Bonus links: “What Pierre Bourdieu Taught Me” and “Should Journalists Care If Sources Go Off to Prison?”