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The Sleepwalkers is a trilogy of novels by Austrian writer Hermann Broch, published in German in three parts between 1930 and 1932. The books follow Pasenow, Esch, and Huguenau across the years 1888, 1903, and 1918, using their changing social worlds to examine the erosion of shared moral and religi...
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Modernist landmark admired for intellectual scope and diagnosis of collapsing values, but trilogy length, essayistic passages, and unevenness deter readers.
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Florian Znaniecki was a Polish and American sociologist whose work addressed culture, values, social action, and the methods of sociology. With William I. Thomas, he co-authored The Polish Peasant in Europe and America, published in several volumes from 1918 to 1920. Based partly on personal documen...
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Polish Peasant coauthor and cultural sociology pioneer; major methodological and historical influence.
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Hans Joas is a German sociologist and social theorist whose work connects pragmatism, action theory, religion, and the study of values. In The Creativity of Action, published in German in 1992 and in English in 1996, he argues that action cannot be reduced to rational calculation or obedience to nor...
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Creativity of action and values theory highly respected; important bridge between pragmatism and sociology.
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Clyde Kay Maben Kluckhohn (1905-1960) was an American cultural anthropologist at Harvard University who conducted extensive ethnographic fieldwork among the Navajo in the American Southwest. He produced studies of Navajo witchcraft, ceremonial life, and social organization, and was a central figure...
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Navajo research and values theory influential; mid-century culture theory now partly dated.
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The Price is a drama by Arthur Miller, first produced on Broadway in 1968. It brings two estranged brothers together in the attic of their late father's Manhattan brownstone, where they meet a furniture dealer to dispose of the family's possessions. Their negotiations expose conflicting memories of...
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Respected later Miller family drama with strong revivals; less iconic than his major postwar works.
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Nathalie Heinich is a French sociologist and research director at CNRS whose work focuses on the sociology of art and culture. She has published studies on the artistic recognition process and the concept of "value" in cultural production. Her theoretical work engages with what she terms the "pragma...
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Respected art and values sociologist; strong French specialist reputation, limited global canon status.
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