Durkheim ReconsideredISBN: 978-0-7456-1616-2
Paperback
288 pages
April 2001, Polity
Other Available Formats: Hardcover
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'This book fully lives up to its title. It offers a coherent
critique of interpretations of Durkheim that remain widespread in
Anglo-American sociology, providing a reassessment that will come
as a surprise, even a shock, to many readers.' Willie Watts
Miller, University of Bristol
'Together with her previous articles, Stedman Jones' book is
beyond all doubt the best and most complete assessment on this
topic, often throwing a new light on some puzzles of Durkheimian
sociology.' Durkheimian Studies
'Susan Stedman Jones' rich, remarkable book provides a largely
new investigation of Durkheim's philosophical background...
Durkheim Reconsidered recommends itself to the reader for
its wide documentation, method consistency, and clear sometimes
even brilliant style.' Durkheimian Studies
"This book stands out to the reader with its documentation, by
its coherent methodology and by its clear style of writing which
can be described, at times, as brilliant". Giovanni Paoletti,
Department of Philosophy, University of Pisa
"Stedman Jones presents a lively, original and appealing thinker
for today ... Her text is refreshing and enlightening, ideal for
anthropologists, who, as Evans-Pritchard said, could make
profitable use of Durkheim's ideas." Journal of The Royal
Anthropological Institute
"A book worthy of the highest attention." European Journal of Social Theory