دانلود کتاب The Hegemony of Common Sense: Wisdom and Mystification in Everyday Life

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication Page
Acknowledgements
Contents
Preface: A Note on Common Sense
Introduction: by Anatole Anton
1. Wisdom and Mystification in Everyday Life
A Marxian approach to common sense.
Gramscian conceptual foundation.
Brief critique of symbolic interactionism and phenomenology.
Plan of the book.
2. The General Conception of Common Sense
Gramsci’s conception of common sense.
The perspective of paroemiology.
Further views on common sense.
3. American Common Sense: Lived Content and Context
The notion of ideological hegemony.
The ideological hegemony of capital in the United States.
Capitalist ideology and American common sense.
4. Questions of Method
Explanation of current interest in language.
Interpreting common sense language.
Selecting common sense: procedural and methodological issues.
5. American Common Sense and Jamesian Philosophic Pragmatism
William James and the pragmatic method.
William James and pragmatic popular philosophy.
Instrumental truth and American common sense.
Gramscian and instrumental-pragmatic truth.
Jamesian and Paroemiological practical wisdom.
American common sense and everyday rationality.
Common sense praxis and everyday-historical rationality.
Living common sense: preliminary summary appraisal.
6. Capitalist Ideology‚ Community Studies‚ and the Mystification of Social Class
Selecting a community case study for empirical investigation.
Empirical verification of capitalist ideological hegemony in common sense usage.
Some problematic issues in the Lynd and the Adorno studies.
Community studies: social class and ideological mystification.
Community studies: brief concluding remarks.
7. Critical Paroemiology of American Common Sense
American common sense and capitalist cultural hegemony.
Critical paroemiology of the common sense of work, time, and self.
Advanced capital and the lived organization of self experience.
On questions of social psychology.
Critical paroemiology of the common sense of self.
8. Standing Common Sense on Its Head
A Marxian-Gramscian critique of objectivist false consciousness.
Standing common sense on its head.
Toward a politics of uncommon sense.
Future Marxist investigations into common sense.
Epilogue: Time is Still Money, by David Norman Smith
Appendix
Bibliography