Terms
General sociological concepts — the foundational vocabulary for analyzing social life, collective identity, and political formation.
Key concepts: culture, identity, community, tradition, ethnicity, race, diaspora, displacement, nation-state, statelessness, genocide, ethnocide, assimilation, recognition, collective-memory, tribe, the-folk, romantic-nationalism, political-myth, invention-of-tradition, kinship, peshmerga, newroz.
For this repo’s novel framework (genring, genre-coherence, temporal-middle, etc.), see cybernetic-postliberalism/terms/. For school-specific terms, see subdirectories under critical-theory/.
- Affective infrastructure
- American Jeremiad
- Anti-Christian resistance in Bruvik
- Assimilation
- Attribution Theory
- Co-Equal Kinship
- Collective Memory
- Community
- Confederacy
- Crisis Capture
- Culture
- Diaspora
- Displacement
- Domestication Paradox
- Ethnicity
- Ethnocide
- Genocide
- Identity
- Ideology
- Infrastructural Abandonment
- institution
- Invention of Tradition
- Julenek
- Kinship
- Labor
- Municipal Capital
- Mutual Aid
- Nation-State
- Newroz
- Objects as relational actors
- Palingenetic Ultranationalism
- Peshmerga
- Political Myth
- Preference Regime
- Proceduralism
- Race
- Recognition
- Risk
- Romantic Nationalism
- Statelessness
- The Folk
- Tradition
- Tribe