Ranciere's account of Western philosophical thought from Plato to Bourdieu argues that philosophers depend on an ideal "poor" for their own analyses but preclude them from abstract thought.
Ranciere's account of Western philosophical thought from Plato to Bourdieu argues that philosophers depend on an ideal "poor" for their own analyses but preclude them from abstract thought.
Editor’s Preface vii Editor’s Introduction: Mimesis and the Division of Labor ix A Personal Itinerary xxv I. Plato's Lie 1. The Order of the City 3 2. The Order of Discourse 30 II. Marx's Labor > 3. The Shoemaker and the Knight 57 4. The Production of the Proletarian 70 5. The Revolution Conjured Away 90 6. The Risk of Art 105 III. The Philosopher and the Sociologist 7. The Marxist Horizon 127 8. The Philosopher’s Wall 137 9. The Sociologist King 165 For Those Who Want More 203 Afterword to the English-Language Edition (2002) 219 Notes 229
Editor’s Preface vii Editor’s Introduction: Mimesis and the Division of Labor ix A Personal Itinerary xxv I. Plato's Lie 1. The Order of the City 3 2. The Order of Discourse 30 II. Marx's Labor > 3. The Shoemaker and the Knight 57 4. The Production of the Proletarian 70 5. The Revolution Conjured Away 90 6. The Risk of Art 105 III. The Philosopher and the Sociologist 7. The Marxist Horizon 127 8. The Philosopher’s Wall 137 9. The Sociologist King 165 For Those Who Want More 203 Afterword to the English-Language Edition (2002) 219 Notes 229
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