Culture and Anomie : Ethnographic Imagination in the Nineteenth Century

The University of Chicago Press

Explore the intricate relationship between culture and anomie in the 19th century with Christopher Herbert's "Culture and Anomie: Ethnographic Imagination in the Nineteenth Century." This insightful book delves into the development of ethnographic imagination during a period of significant social change. Discover how societal shifts and evolving cultural understandings influenced the perception of social cohesion and individual belonging. Herbert's work offers a deep dive into the methodologies and theoretical frameworks used by early ethnographers to understand human societies. Key themes include: * The evolution of ethnographic research methods. * The concept of anomie and its societal implications. * The role of culture in shaping social structures. * Critical analysis of 19th-century social thought. This hardback edition provides a comprehensive study for academics, students, and anyone interested in the history of sociology and anthropology. Summary for keyword optimisation: Culture and Anomie, Ethnographic Imagination, Nineteenth Century, Christopher Herbert, Sociology, Anthropology, Social Change, Cultural Studies, Hardback Book, Academic Book.