Ian Craib Knihy

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Concerns the emotion of disappointment and psychoanalysis. This book looks at the organization of social life and the fragmentation of everyday life, examining issues of the self and identity.

Exploring the concept of self, this book invites readers to engage in deep reflection and introspection. It offers fresh perspectives that challenge conventional thinking, making it a valuable resource for those interested in personal development and psychological insights. The engaging content promises to leave readers with new ideas and a deeper understanding of themselves.

The book, first published in 1992, offers a scholarly exploration of its subject matter, contributing valuable insights to its field. As part of Routledge, an imprint known for its academic rigor, it is positioned within a broader context of research and discourse. The publication reflects the intellectual trends and discussions prevalent at the time, making it a significant resource for students and professionals alike.

Focusing on the impact of the Giddens phenomenon in world sociology since the late 1960s, this critical introduction explores the work of one of the foremost sociologists of contemporary times. First published in 1992, it offers insightful analysis and commentary, making it a vital resource for understanding Giddens' contributions to the field.

"This new edition of this highly regarded text introduces students to the philosophical underpinnings of the social sciences. With a new introduction and two new chapters addressing the latest challenges facing social sciences researchers today, this is an ideal introduction for students of any social sciences subject"--