The end of Ideology: On the exhaustion of political ideas in the fifties/ Daniel Bell

By: Bell, DanielMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Harvard University Press, 2000. Description: xxviii, 501p. softbound 12*20 cmISBN: 978-0-674-00426-9DDC classification: 306.0973

Contents:

1. American as a Mass Society: A Critique 2. The breakup of Family Capitalism 3. is there a Ruling class in American 4. The prospects of American Capitalism 5. The Refractions of the American past 6. Status Politics and New Anxieties 7. Crime as an American Way of Life 8. The Myth of Crime of Life 9. The Racket- Ridden Longshoremen 10. The capitalism of the Poletariat 11. work and its discontents 12. The Failure of American Socialism ]3. The mood of Three Generations 14. Ten Theories in Search of Reality 15. Two Roads from Marx .................................

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Reference	Tetso College Library Sociology	Non-fiction	306.0973 BEL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan		13712

1. American as a Mass Society: A Critique
2. The breakup of Family Capitalism
3. is there a Ruling class in American
4. The prospects of American Capitalism
5. The Refractions of the American past
6. Status Politics and New Anxieties
7. Crime as an American Way of Life
8. The Myth of Crime of Life
9. The Racket- Ridden Longshoremen
10. The capitalism of the Poletariat
11. work and its discontents
12. The Failure of American Socialism
]3. The mood of Three Generations
14. Ten Theories in Search of Reality
15. Two Roads from Marx
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