Symbols, Positions, Objects: Toward a New Theory of Revolutions and Collective Action

Mustafa Emirbayer · Jeff Goodwin · Nikki R. Keddie

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Approche synthetique et theorique des revolutions et de l'action collective, fondee sur les notions de culture et structure sociale, d'une part, et sur l'idee d'une action et d'une psychologie sociales, d'autre part. Au-dela de tout contexte relationnel d'action, l'A. montre que l'engagement des acteurs apporte une reponse interactive aux problemes lies au changement de situations historiques

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