The Dissobedient Generation. Social theorists in the sixties

Alan Sica: Introduction: What Has 1968 Come to Mean? Andrew Abbott: Losin Faith. Jeffrey C. Alexander: The Sixties and Me: From Cultural Revolution to Cultural Theory. Michael Burawoy: Antinomian Marxist. Craig Calhoun: My Back Pages. Patricia Hill Collins: That´s Not Why I Went to School. Karen Schweers Cook: The Sociology of Power and Justice: Coming of Age in the Sixties. John A. Hall: Life in the Cold. Paolo Jedlowski: Becoming a Sociologist in Italy. Hans JOas: A Pragmatist from Germany. Karin Knorr Cetina: Culture of Life. Michel Maffesoli: Dionysus and the Ideals of 1968. William Outhwaite: From Switzerland to Sussex. Saskia Sassen: Always a Foreigner, Always at Home. Laurent Thévenot: The Two Bodies of May 1968: In Common, in Person. Bryan Turner: The 1968 Student Revolts: The Expressive Revolution and Generational Politics. Stephen Turner: High on Insubordination. Steve Woolgar: Ontological Disobedience-Definitely! (Maybe). Erik Olin Wright: Falling into Marxism; Choosing to Stay.