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  1. Reading Goffman's framing as provocation of a discipline.Lawrence Hazelrigg - 1992 - Human Studies 15 (2-3):239 - 264.
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  • Individual Transitions to Socialism.Ian Forbes & John Street - 1986 - Theory, Culture and Society 3 (1):17-32.
    This article proceeds from the assumption that the transition to socialism must take account of individuals as they are, not as they might be. The emphasis on the individual appears to be inconsistent with the marxian basis of socialist thought. Attempts to resolve this inconsistency have led marxists to concentrate on cultural and psychological explanations of people within capitalist society. We criticise these attempts, and argue for a view of the individual in society which recognises personal autonomy yet acknowledges the (...)
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  • Containing Indeterminacy.William Corlett - 1996 - Political Theory 24 (3):464-492.
    Outside (though not completely so) the circuit of the international division of labor, there are people whose consciousness we cannot grasp if we close off our benevolence by constructing a homogeneous Other referring only to our own place in the seat of the Same or the Self. Here are subsistence farmers, unorganized peasant labor, the tribals, and the communities of zero workers on the street or in the countryside. To confront them is not to represent (vertreten) them but to learn (...)
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