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Thursday, April 12, 2007

Sociology of Public Intellectuals

The assessment of the differences and similarities in the role performance of public intellectuals in different European countries is another realm of research, in which the problem of transmitting sociological knowledge to the society in order to influence is addressed: The circumstances under which this process takes place vary from country to country. If this transmission would not be possible within a country or even a discipline, it is not possible on a European level either. Our aim is to identify and overcome the obstacles in this crucial relationship. Case studies within the project on Max Weber, Alva and Gunnar Myrdal and French Intellectuals helped clarifying this topic.

An International Symposium, hosted by our Irish partner Andreas Hess at the Geary Institute University College Dublin, from 7-9 October 2005 enhanced the discussion among established scholars from Europe and the United States in this field.

PUBLIC INTELLECTUALS IN EUROPE – EUROPEAN PUBLIC INTELLECTUALS: SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES- Download Program, Abstracts & Bio’s (PDF)
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SOCIOLOGY OF PUBLIC INTELLECTUALS – SOCIOLOGISTS AS PUBLIC INTELLECTUAL, Christian Fleck, University Graz, 2005
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ANOVASOFIE aims to improve the knowledge about European societies by providing basic information about the history of sociology in particular states and detailed research about these societies. In doing this and by the cooperation of sociologists from CSS Warsaw, Graz, Marburg, Mugla, Paris XII, SBU London, UCD and Uppsala we try to overcome sociological fragmentation in Europe.
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