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Cultural Pragmatics and Social Theory: The Implications of Performance Theory for the Study of Society

Thursday, July 17, 2014: 3:30 PM-5:20 PM
Room: 304
RC16 Sociological Theory (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizer:
Jeffrey ALEXANDER, Yale University, USA
292.1
(De)Dichotomizing Speech Situations, Semantic Fields and Power Relations: Some Theoretical Reflections and a Few Empirical Observations (Oral Presentation)
Fernando CASTAÑOS, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico

292.2
First Nations Theatre in Postcolonial Context: Interpreting the Fusion of Premodern and Postmodern Cultural Forms in the Americas (Oral Presentation)
Jean-Francois COTE, University of Quebec in Montreal, Canada

292.3
Reconstructing Biopower: From an Analysis of Television Programs about Conducting Surrogacy (Oral Presentation)
Yoshie YANAGIHARA, Tokyo Denki University, Japan

292.4
The Focus on Everyday Life As a Turn to the Human Dimension of Social Structures (Distributed Paper)
Vladimir ILIN, St.-Petersburg state university, Russia

292.5
On Theorizing: C.S. Peirce and Contemporary Social Science (Distributed Paper)
Mikael CARLEHEDEN, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

292.6
Performative Turn and Epistemological Reconfiguration of Social Knowledge (Distributed Paper)
Victoria DUDINA, Saint-Petersburg State University, Russia

292.7
Towards Performative Pirouettes? Reconsidering the Interrelationship Between Cultural Sociology and Theatrical Production (Distributed Paper)
Denis HÄNZI, TU Darmstadt, Germany

292.8
From Theory of Social System to the Theory of Social Harbor (Distributed Paper)
Dachen KANG, Research Associate, China

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