296
Intellectuals and Politics

Friday, July 18, 2014: 10:30 AM-12:20 PM
Room: 303
RC16 Sociological Theory (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizer:
Patrick BAERT, Cambridge University, United Kingdom
296.1
The Prime Function of Intellectuals and New Conditions of Framing Social Imaginary (Oral Presentation)
Barbara MISZTAL, University of Leicester, United Kingdom

296.2
Exile from Exile: The Political Theory of Judith N. Shklar (Oral Presentation)
Andreas HESS, University College Dublin, Ireland

296.3
“Intellectuals” in Gramsci's Prison Notebooks: An Active Relationship As a Key Concept (Oral Presentation)
Tomihisa SUZUKI, Momoyama Gakuin University, Japan

296.4
Explaining Intellectuals: A Proposal (Oral Presentation)
Patrick BAERT, Cambridge University, United Kingdom; Marcus MORGAN, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

296.5
The Social Role of Organic Intellectual: Four Amendments to Gramsci (Oral Presentation)
Mohammed BAMYEH, University of Pittsburgh, USA

296.6
Prosper Or Deteriorate : Modern Millennium's Path To Happiness (Distributed Paper)
Donrudee SUWANKIRI, Srinakarinwirot University, Thailand

296.7
Antonio Gramsci's Prison Notebooks on the Role of 'the Intellectual' Meets Social Responsibility Theory (Distributed Paper)
Zanetta L. JANSEN, University of South Africa, South Africa

296.8
The Role of Intellectuals in the Construction of Public Policies: The Example of the Educational Reform of Vichy (Distributed Paper)
Juliette FONTAINE, Univ Paris I, Sorbonne, CESSP CRPS, France

296.9
Dilemmas and Politics in Chicago: The Theory and Practice of Addams, Alinsky, and Obama (Distributed Paper)
Erik SCHNEIDERHAN, University of Toronto, Canada

296.10
Global Public Intellectual Personas: A Critical Engagement with Some Recent Contributions to Reconfiguring Social Theory Canons (Distributed Paper)
Irma DU PLESSIS, University of Pretoria, South Africa

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