FRONT COVER -- POSTCOLONIAL SOCIOLOGY -- COPYRIGHT PAGE -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS -- SENIOR EDITORIAL BOARD -- STUDENT EDITORIAL BOARD -- EDITORIAL STATEMENT -- EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION -- PART I: INTRODUCING POSTCOLONIALISM -- INTRODUCTION: ENTANGLING POSTCOLONIALITY AND SOCIOLOGICAL THOUGHT -- ''POSTCOLONIAL THEORY'' AND SOCIOLOGY -- ENGAGING POSTCOLONIAL THEORY -- THIS VOLUME -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- PART II: REREADING THE CANON -- THE COLONIAL UNCONSCIOUS OF CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGY -- CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGY AND EMPIRE -- ORIENTALISM AND THE DISAVOWAL OF EMPIRE -- TRADITION/MODERNITY REVISITED -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTE -- REFERENCES -- ''FROM THE STANDPOINT OF GERMANISM'': A POSTCOLONIAL CRITIQUE OF WEBER'S THEORY OF RACE AND ETHNICITY -- PRELUDE: MODERNITY AS MODERN WESTERN RATIONALISM -- A UNIVERSAL THEORY OF RACE AND ETHNICITY -- THE POLISH QUESTION, THE NEGRO QUESTION, AND THE NATION -- CODA: ON THE PERSISTENCE AND PERVASIVENESS OF STANDPOINT -- ACKNOWLEDGMENT -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- COMMON SKIES AND DIVIDED HORIZONS? SOCIOLOGY, RACE, AND POSTCOLONIAL STUDIES -- INTRODUCTION -- EDUCATION, SOCIOLOGY, AND THE POLITICAL CULTURE OF EMPIRE, 1885-1914 -- THE ''CUNNING'' OF PARK'S IMPERIAL REASON, 1914-1935 -- CONCLUSION -- NOTE -- REFERENCES -- PART III: TAKING UP THE POSTCOLONIAL CHALLENGE -- POSTCOLONIAL CRITIQUE: THE NECESSITY OF SOCIOLOGY -- INTRODUCTION: THE FIGURE OF SOCIOLOGY -- LISTENING UP -- REINVENTING EMANCIPATION -- OUT OF THE MATRIX? -- UNIVERSALITY, GENERALITY, MODERNITY -- ON PLURIVERSALITY -- REFERENCES -- ''PROVINCIALIZING'' SOCIOLOGY: THE CASE OF A PREMATURE POSTCOLONIAL SOCIOLOGIST -- POSTCOLONIALISM AND SOCIOLOGY -- A PREMATURE POSTCOLONIAL SOCIOLOGIST -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- TOWARD A POSTCOLONIAL SOCIOLOGY IN THE WORK OF OCTAVIO PAZ -- INTRODUCTION.

RECONSIDERING SPACE AND TIME. TOWARD A NON-TELEOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDING OF MODERNITY -- MULTIPLICITY OR ENTANGLEMENT? TOWARD A COMPARATIVE HERMENEUTICS OF MODERNITIES -- MEXICO'S COLONIAL AND POSTCOLONIAL EXPERIENCES -- SOCIAL PATHOLOGIES AND THE (POST-) COLONIAL CONDITION -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- PART IV: THE POSTCOLONIAL AND THE SOCIOLOGICAL -- TOWARD A POSTCOLONIAL SOCIOLOGY: THE VIEW FROM LATIN AMERICA -- INTRODUCTION -- THE LATIN AMERICAN COLONIAL EXPERIENCE -- TOWARD A SOCIOLOGICAL POSTCOLONIAL PERSPECTIVE -- LATIN AMERICANIST POSTCOLONIAL STUDIES -- SOCIOLOGY OF LATIN AMERICA AND THE POSTCOLONIAL CHALLENGE -- CONCLUSION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- THE VIOLENCES OF KNOWLEDGE: EDWARD SAID, SOCIOLOGY, AND POST-ORIENTALIST REFLEXIVITY -- WHY SOCIOLOGISTS SHOULD (RE)READ EDWARD SAID -- THE VIOLENCES OF KNOWLEDGE -- TIME AND THE VIOLENCES OF KNOWLEDGE -- SOCIOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE AND EMPIRE -- TOWARD A REFLEXIVE POST-ORIENTALIST SOCIOLOGY -- CONCLUSION: WHY EDWARD SAID MATTERS -- REFERENCES -- HYBRID HABITUS: TOWARD A POST-COLONIAL THEORY OF PRACTICE -- THE SOUTH AFRICAN FIELD OF HEALTH AND HEALING -- THE SYMBOLIC STRUGGLE OVER HIV/AIDS -- HYBRID HABITUS -- TOWARD A POSTCOLONIAL THEORY OF PRACTICE -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- THE POSSIBILITIES OF, AND FOR, GLOBAL SOCIOLOGY: A POSTCOLONIAL PERSPECTIVE -- INTRODUCTION -- MODERNITY, SOCIOLOGY AND POSTCOLONIAL CRITIQUE -- MULTIPLE MODERNITIES AND GLOBAL CULTURAL VARIETIES -- GLOBAL MULTICULTURAL SOCIOLOGY -- GLOBAL COSMOPOLITANISM -- TOWARD A POSTCOLONIAL GLOBAL SOCIOLOGY -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES.