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Book Title
Explaining Norms
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9780199654680
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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0199654689
ISBN-13
9780199654680
eBay Product ID (ePID)
166409082

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Number of Pages
298 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Explaining Norms
Publication Year
2013
Subject
Sociology / General, General
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Philosophy, Social Science
Author
Geoffrey Brennan, Lina Eriksson, Robert E. Goodin, Nicholas Southwood
Format
Hardcover

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1 in
Item Weight
21.2 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.4 in

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Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2013-939268
Reviews
"Already by picking up this book, the reader knows she is in for an unusual treat... the present book represents joint work of no fewer than four philosophers, each bringing to bear their personal expertise... The outcome is an extremely rich and comprehensive study of norms, their nature, function, genealogy, and explanatory significance; it puts forward an account that is as careful in detail as it is impressive in scope... In the introduction, the authors state rather modestly the purpose of the book as producing 'a sourcebook for social scientists and philosophers of social science, offering them the tools they need to fit an account of norms into their own preferred models of social life' (p. 10). Clearly, they have achieved this goal and much more besides." --Mind "There is no doubt that Explaining Norms is the work of a very smart band of philosophers.... There are insightful discussions throughout, which include nice observations about bad norms, and how we might model internalizing and following norms. It is certainly a significant contribution to the emerging, and important, literature on norms."--Gerald Gaus, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews"Explaining Norms offers a rich guide to previous work in this area by other scholars over the last 30 to 40 years."--R. Hudelson, CHOICE"Given the wide range of literatures discussed, readers are likely to find much of interest." -- Ethics, "Already by picking up this book, the reader knows she is in for an unusual treat... the present book represents joint work of no fewer than four philosophers, each bringing to bear their personal expertise... The outcome is an extremely rich and comprehensive study of norms, their nature, function, genealogy, and explanatory significance; it puts forward an account that is as careful in detail as it is impressive in scope... In the introduction, the authors state rather modestly the purpose of the book as producing 'a sourcebook for social scientists and philosophers of social science, offering them the tools they need to fit an account of norms into their own preferred models of social life' (p. 10). Clearly, they have achieved this goal and much more besides." --Mind "There is no doubt that Explaining Norms is the work of a very smart band of philosophers.... There are insightful discussions throughout, which include nice observations about bad norms, and how we might model internalizing and following norms. It is certainly a significant contribution to the emerging, and important, literature on norms."--Gerald Gaus, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews "Explaining Norms offers a rich guide to previous work in this area by other scholars over the last 30 to 40 years."--R. Hudelson, CHOICE, "There is no doubt that Explaining Norms is the work of a very smart band of philosophers.... There are insightful discussions throughout, which include nice observations about bad norms, and how we might model internalizing and following norms. It is certainly a significant contribution to the emerging, and important, literature on norms."--Gerald Gaus, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews "Explaining Norms offers a rich guide to previous work in this area by other scholars over the last 30 to 40 years."--R. Hudelson, CHOICE, "There is no doubt that Explaining Norms is the work of a very smart band of philosophers.... There are insightful discussions throughout, which include nice observations about bad norms, and how we might model internalizing and following norms. It is certainly a significant contribution to the emerging, and important, literature on norms."--Gerald Gaus, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, "Already by picking up this book, the reader knows she is in for an unusual treat... the present book represents joint work of no fewer than four philosophers, each bringing to bear their personal expertise... The outcome is an extremely rich and comprehensive study of norms, their nature, function, genealogy, and explanatory significance; it puts forward an account that is as careful in detail as it is impressive in scope... In the introduction, the authors state rather modestly the purpose of the book as producing 'a sourcebook for social scientists and philosophers of social science, offering them the tools they need to fit an account of norms into their own preferred models of social life' (p. 10). Clearly, they have achieved this goal and much more besides." --Mind "There is no doubt that Explaining Norms is the work of a very smart band of philosophers.... There are insightful discussions throughout, which include nice observations about bad norms, and how we might model internalizing and following norms. It is certainly a significant contribution to the emerging, and important, literature on norms."--Gerald Gaus, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews "Explaining Norms offers a rich guide to previous work in this area by other scholars over the last 30 to 40 years."--R. Hudelson, CHOICE "Given the wide range of literatures discussed, readers are likely to find much of interest." -- Ethics
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
128.4
Table Of Content
1. Introducing NormsPart I: Explaining the Nature of Norms2. Norms3. Formal and Non-Formal Norms4. Moral and Social NormsPart II: Explaining the Emergence, Persistence and Change of Norms5. Patterns of Emergence, Persistence, and Change6. Rational Reconstruction7. Social Meaning8. Bad NormsPart III: Explaining With Norms9. Norm Following10. Norm Conforming11. Norm Breaching12. Attitudes and Modes of Deliberation13. ConclusionsReferencesIndex
Synopsis
Norms are a pervasive yet mysterious feature of social life. In Explaining Norms, four philosophers and social scientists team up to grapple with some of the many mysteries, offering a comprehensive account of norms: what they are; how and why they emerge, persist and change; and how they work., Norms are a pervasive yet mysterious feature of social life. In Explaining Norms, four philosophers and social scientists team up to grapple with some of the many mysteries, offering a comprehensive account of norms: what they are; how and why they emerge, persist and change; and how they work. Norms, they argue, should be understood in non-reductive terms as clusters of normative attitudes that serve the function of making us accountable to one another--with the different kinds of norms (legal, moral, and social norms) differing in virtue of being constituted by different kinds of normative attitudes that serve to make us accountable in different ways. Explanations of and by norms should be seen as thoroughly pluralist in character. Explanations of norms should appeal to the ways that norms help us to pursue projects and goals, individually and collectively, as well as to enable us to constitute social meanings. Explanations by norms should recognise the multiplicity of ways in which norms may bear upon the actions we perform, the attitudes we form and the modes of deliberation in which we engage: following, merely conforming with, and even breaching norms. While advancing novel and distinctive positions on all of these topics, Explaining Norms will also serve as a sourcebook with a rich array of arguments and illustrations for others to reassemble in ways of their own choosing., Norms are a pervasive yet mysterious feature of social life. In Explaining Norms, four philosophers and social scientists team up to grapple with some of the many mysteries, offering a comprehensive account of norms: what they are; how and why they emerge, persist and change; and how they work. Norms, they argue, should be understood in non-reductive terms as clusters of normative attitudes that serve the function of making us accountable to one another - with the different kinds of norms (legal, moral, and social norms) differing in virtue of being constituted by different kinds of normative attitudes that serve to make us accountable in different ways. Explanations of and by norms should be seen as thoroughly pluralist in character. Explanations of norms should appeal to the ways that norms help us to pursue projects and goals, individually and collectively, as well as to enable us to constitute social meanings. Explanations by norms should recognise the multiplicity of ways in which norms may bear upon the actions we perform, the attitudes we form and the modes of deliberation in which we engage: following, merely conforming with, and even breaching norms. While advancing novel and distinctive positions on all of these topics, Explaining Norms will also serve as a sourcebook with a rich array of arguments and illustrations for others to reassemble in ways of their own choosing.
LC Classification Number
B105.N65

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