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050  0 B2430.L964F67 1998 
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245 04 The politics of Jean Franco̧is Lyotard :|bjustice and 
       political theory /|cedited by Chris Rojek and Bryan S. 
       Turner 
260    London :|bRoutledge,|c1998 
300    vii, 168 pages :|billustrations ;|c25 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index 
505 0  Introduction: Judging Lyotard / Chris Rojek and Bryan S. 
       Turner -- 1. Lyotard and the decline of 'society' / Chris 
       Rojek -- 2. Forgetfulness and frailty: Otherness and 
       rights in contemporary social theory / Bryan S. Turner -- 
       3. The politics of difference and the problem of justice /
       Barry Smart -- 4. Saying goodbye to emancipation? Where 
       Lyotard leaves feminism, and where feminists leave Lyotard
       / Caroline Ramazanoglu -- 5. Narrative, knowledge and art:
       On Lyotard's Jewishness / Ioan Davies -- 6. Identity, 
       memory and difference: Lyotard and 'the jews' / Victor J. 
       Seidler -- 7. Lost in the post: (post)modernity explained 
       to youth / John O'Neill -- 8. Lyotard's early writings: 
       1954-1963 / Mike Gane 
520    Jean-Francois Lyotard is widely considered to be the 
       father of postmodernism and his ideas have influenced 
       research and debate across many fields. This edited 
       collection of essays is the first sociological assessment 
       of his work. It brings together leading sociologists 
       representing a wide range of interdisciplinary interests 
       to tackle many of the questions currently being asked 
       about this controversial figure. Lyotard's ideas about 
       culture and ethics raise important questions but it is 
       less clear whether he provides tenable solutions. The 
       Politics of Jean-Francois Lyotard is a significant 
       addition to the material currently available on this 
       highly influential figure and will therefore be essential 
       reading for academics and researchers in the fields of 
       philosophy, sociology and cultural studies 
600 10 Lyotard, Jean Franco̧is,|d1924-1998 
650  0 Postmodernism|xSocial aspects 
700 1  Rojek, Chris 
700 1  Turner, Bryan S.|q(Bryan Stanley),|d1945-