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Проблема идеологии в социологии общественных движений

Проблема идеологии в социологии общественных движений

In the paper, the major problems pertaining to the analysis of ideology in the main paradigms of the post-World War II sociology of social movements have been identified. A common flaw in the paradigms of collective behavior and "resource mobilization" was the reduction of ideology to soci...

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Main Author: Ищенко, В.
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Iнститут соціології НАН України 2007
Series:Социология: теория, методы, маркетинг
Online Access:http://dspace.nbuv.gov.ua/handle/123456789/90351
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Summary:In the paper, the major problems pertaining to the analysis of ideology in the main paradigms of the post-World War II sociology of social movements have been identified. A common flaw in the paradigms of collective behavior and "resource mobilization" was the reduction of ideology to social-psychological processes or instrumental rationality based on the fundamental dichotomy between ideologicaland pragmatic behavior. The "new social movements", or identity paradigm created the necessary prerequisites for non-reductionist analysis of ideology; however, its solution to the problem of essentialism in the form of the over-extended concept of collective identity was unsatisfactory. In conclusion, the author makes some suggestions regarding a more adequate theory of ideology based on the "relational consensus" emerging among the researchers of social movements.

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