Rancière's Counter-Sociology: Politics, History, Education

Acknowledgements
Contents
1: Introduction
	Bibliography
2: Sociology
	Comte, Durkheim, and Platonic ‘Archi-Politics’
	Bourdieu’s Radical Sociology as ‘Meta-Politics’
	Political Subjectivation
	‘Literarity’, ‘Disagreement’, and ‘La part des sans-part’
	Bibliography
3: Marxism
	Marx’s Meta-politics: The Eighteenth Brumaire
	Between the ‘materialism of history’ and the ‘dialectic of revolution’
	From Plato’s polloi to Marx’s lumpen
	‘Phrase’ vs. ‘Content’
	‘Conflicts of Forces’ or ‘Conflicts of Worlds’
	Bibliography
4: History
	From the Annales School to Hobbes
	Furet, Sociology, and Revisionism
	From Michelet to Montaillou
	Nineteenth-Century Labour History
	A ‘Scene’ of Emancipation
	Detours on the Path of Emancipation
	Bibliography
5: Education
	The French Republican School
	‘Sociologists/Pedagogues’ vs. ‘Republicans’
	Rancière’s Intervention
	Jacotot’s ‘Universal Education’
	The ‘Hatred of Democracy’
	Bibliography
6: Populism?
	Analysing Working-Class Racism
	‘Elusive’ Populism and ‘Cold-Blooded Racism’
	‘Consensus Government’
	Beyond Representative Democracy
	Bibliography
7: Conclusion
	Bibliography
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Index