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In The Racial Order (PDF), authors Mustafa Emirbayer and Matthew Desmond tackle the intricate and often contentious topic of race by asserting a compelling point: there has yet to be a fully comprehensive and systematic theory of race. This groundbreaking work seeks to revolutionize our understanding of race in American society. Drawing from the influential ideas of prominent thinkers like Bourdieu, Durkheim, and Dewey, they introduce an innovative theoretical framework that challenges traditional narratives in race scholarship.
With an intellectual rigor that is both profound and engaging, the authors delve into significant issues within modern social theory, providing incisive insights into the mechanisms of race as it operates within the United States. Emirbayer and Desmond critically explore the architecture of the racial order, investigating how it is constructed, perpetuated, and occasionally transformed. They reveal how this order infiltrates the very essence of our racial identities and considerations.
Moreover, the authors do not shy away from contemplating the possibilities of reimagining and reconstructing the racial order. Their exploration goes beyond racial dynamics; it addresses fundamental issues of order, agency, power relations, and the quest for social justice—elements that are critical for understanding contemporary societal challenges.
NOTE: This product is exclusively the ebook version of The Racial Order in PDF format. Please note that no access codes are provided.
ISBN: 978-0-123456-78-9 | ISBN: 978-0-987654-32-1
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