Aspects of enlightenment : social theory and the ethics of truth / Thomas Osborne. PR
Material type: TextPublication details: London : UCL Press, (c)1998.Description: xv, 216 pagesContent type:- text
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- H.P965.A874 1998
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Bibliography: pages 195-209 and 4.
This is a timely, distinctive and sparkling introductory account of social theory and the central role of enlightenment within it. Osborne argues that social theory should be based on an idea of enlightenment rather than modernity.
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