The Emerald Guide to Zygmunt Bauman (Emerald Guides to Social Thought)

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1-Bauman: Life, Career and Politics
2-Bauman in Context
	Situating Zygmunt Bauman
	Kolakowski and Humanistic Marxism
3-Arrival in Britain: The Successful Outsider?
	Culture as Praxis
	Socialism the Active Utopia
	Thinking Sociologically
4-Bauman as a Critic of Modernity
	Modernity and the Holocaust
	Modernity and Ambivalence
	Conclusion
5-The Postmodern Turn
	Legislators and Interpreters
	Postmodern Culture
	Tourists and Vagabonds: Postmodern Re-stratification
	Conclusion
6-The Liquid Turn
	Interregnum: Liquid Times
	Consumption
	Liquid Modern Inequality
	Retrotopia
	Bauman on Liquid Modern Intimacy and Sexual Adiaphoria
	Conclusion
7-Bauman on Inclusion and Exclusion
	Levinas’s Philosophy
	The Moral Party of Two
	Martin Buber: I-Thou/I-It
	Knud Ejler Løgstrup The Ethical Demand
	Character and Fate
	Why Is Proximity Moral?
	Other on a Horizon
	Conclusion
8-Care for the Other
	Bauman on Refugees
9-Bauman’s legacy
	Epochalism
	Metaphors and the Value of ‘Liquid’ Terminology
	‘And the winner is …’
	The Bauman Institute
	Conclusion
Appendix 1-Zygmunt Bauman bibliography
Appendix 2-Sources and Further Reading
	Chapter 1
	Chapter 2
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
	Chapter 7
	Chapter 8
	Chapter 9
Index