G.H. Mead: A Critical IntroductionISBN: 978-0-7456-3457-9
Hardcover
168 pages
November 2007, Polity
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Sociological Research Online
"This book is a real gem. It does proper justice to the
sophistication and originality of G. H. Mead’s intellectual
project, whilst remaining remarkably lucid and accessible. Filipe
Carreira da Silva’s approach brings Mead alive and provides a
thorough understanding of his audience, his motivations for
writing, his intellectual allies and foes and, above all, what he
was trying to achieve. Carreira da Silva also explains the
relevance of Mead’s writings for current debates in social
and political philosophy, and he does so with analytical agility
and imagination. I highly recommend this book."
Patrick Baert, University of Cambridge
"Drawing on previously obscure archives and impeccable
scholarship, Filipe Carreira da Silva has broken extremely
important new ground on one of the most important yet
under-appreciated social thinkers of the twentieth century."
Donald Levine, University of Chicago