Essays on the Anthropology of Reason

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"Essays on the Anthropology of Reason" is a collection of essays by anthropologist Paul Rabinow that explores how concepts of reason, knowledge, and modernity are shaped and practiced in contemporary societies.

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instanceOf book
essay collection
academicDiscipline cultural anthropology
philosophy of social science
addresses conditions of modern rationality
formation of expert knowledge
relations between knowledge and power
aimsTo analyze contemporary forms of rationality
rethink the anthropology of modernity
author Paul Rabinow
contributor Paul Rabinow
countryOfOrigin United States
explores how concepts of knowledge are shaped
how concepts of modernity are shaped
how concepts of reason are shaped
practices of reasoning in contemporary life
field anthropology
philosophical anthropology
science and technology studies
focusesOn forms of knowledge
modern social formations
practices of reasoning
genre academic non-fiction
anthropological theory
hasPart multiple essays by Paul Rabinow
language English
mainTheme contemporary societies
knowledge
modernity
reason
relatedAuthor Paul Rabinow
relatedWork Anthropos Today
French Modern: Norms and Forms of the Social Environment
subjectOfStudy contemporary Western societies
ethical practices
scientific practices
technological practices
theoreticalInfluence Michel Foucault
historical epistemology
post-structuralism

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Paul Rabinow notableWork Essays on the Anthropology of Reason
French Modern: Norms and Forms of the Social Environment relatedWork Anthropology of Reason
linked to: Essays on the Anthropology of Reason