Stratification, luttes sociales et démocratie chez Charles Wright Mills
This article examines Charles Wright Mills’ sociological works and political thought : it shows how they provide the basis of a reflection on the social conditions of democratic conflict. First Mills’ work questions the impact of social stratification on democratic conflict. Second Mills’ approach o...
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École Normale Supérieure de Lyon
2015-06-01
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author | Alice Le Goff |
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description | This article examines Charles Wright Mills’ sociological works and political thought : it shows how they provide the basis of a reflection on the social conditions of democratic conflict. First Mills’ work questions the impact of social stratification on democratic conflict. Second Mills’ approach of the notion of « mass society » puts emphasis on the way the decline of the autonomy of social orders contributes to a weakening of democratic conflict. Finally, we compare the way Mills and Pierre Bourdieu defend a « politics of truth » : such an analysis emphazises that the autonomy of social orders or social fields is a condition and a stake at once pivotal and ambivalent of democratic struggles. |
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spelling | doaj.art-35b85c39922f45089de723167f9130972025-03-05T11:10:13ZfraÉcole Normale Supérieure de LyonAstérion1762-61102015-06-011310.4000/asterion.2640Stratification, luttes sociales et démocratie chez Charles Wright MillsAlice Le GoffThis article examines Charles Wright Mills’ sociological works and political thought : it shows how they provide the basis of a reflection on the social conditions of democratic conflict. First Mills’ work questions the impact of social stratification on democratic conflict. Second Mills’ approach of the notion of « mass society » puts emphasis on the way the decline of the autonomy of social orders contributes to a weakening of democratic conflict. Finally, we compare the way Mills and Pierre Bourdieu defend a « politics of truth » : such an analysis emphazises that the autonomy of social orders or social fields is a condition and a stake at once pivotal and ambivalent of democratic struggles.https://journals.openedition.org/asterion/2640democracyconflictCharles W. MillsBourdieustratification |
spellingShingle | Alice Le Goff Stratification, luttes sociales et démocratie chez Charles Wright Mills Astérion democracy conflict Charles W. Mills Bourdieu stratification |
title | Stratification, luttes sociales et démocratie chez Charles Wright Mills |
title_full | Stratification, luttes sociales et démocratie chez Charles Wright Mills |
title_fullStr | Stratification, luttes sociales et démocratie chez Charles Wright Mills |
title_full_unstemmed | Stratification, luttes sociales et démocratie chez Charles Wright Mills |
title_short | Stratification, luttes sociales et démocratie chez Charles Wright Mills |
title_sort | stratification luttes sociales et democratie chez charles wright mills |
topic | democracy conflict Charles W. Mills Bourdieu stratification |
url | https://journals.openedition.org/asterion/2640 |
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