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引用次数: 3
摘要
这是对Amy Borovoy, Chad Alan Goldberg, Arvind Rajagopal和Joan W. Scott对我的书《一个快乐严肃的人》的评论的回应。我首先简要叙述一下我是如何开始写这本书的,以及我是如何在许多不同的人的帮助下完成这本书的。然后我转到精神分析在书中的位置,我对贝拉在冷战社会科学中的早期定位的分析,以及一些关于美国文化、宗教和政治的问题。文章最后对我目前对克利福德·格尔茨生活和工作的研究做了一些评论。
In Search of a Schema in a Joyfully Serious Life: Robert Bellah, the Cold War, Psychoanalysis, and Intimate Experimentations
A rejoinder to comments by Amy Borovoy, Chad Alan Goldberg, Arvind Rajagopal, and Joan W. Scott on my book, A Joyfully Serious Man. I begin with a brief narrative of how I came to write the book and how I worked on it with the help of many different people. I then move to the place of psychoanalysis in the book, my analysis of Bellah’s early positioning in Cold War social science, and a few questions regarding American culture, religion, and politics. The article ends with a few remarks on my current research on the life and work of Clifford Geertz.