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Bartók, the scientist

Megjelent: Replika 1996 special issue, 59–71.

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Introduction
Categories
- Wessely Anna
- Csepeli György
The cognitive chance of Central European sociology
- Cahalen Deborah J.
What Stalin and Reagan told us to think. The reproduction of the cold war paradigm in American Academia
- Kideckel David A.
What's in a name? The persistence of East Europe as conceptual category
Paradigms
- Lengyel György
Economic sociology in East-Central Europe. Trends and challenges
- Kuczi Tibor
The split sociological mind in East-European societies. Comments on György Lengyel's article
- Hadas Miklós
Bartók, the scientist
Feminisms
- Gal Susan
Feminism and civil society
- Neményi Mária
The social construction of women's roles in Hungary
- Šiklová Jiřina
Different region, different women: Why feminism isn't succesful in Czeh Republic
- Smejkalová Jiřina
On the road: Smuggling feminism across the post-iron curtain
- Nicolaescu Mădălina
Utopian desires and western reprezentations of feminity
Exchanges
- Örkény Antal
- Csepeli György
- Scheppele Kim Lane
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome in social science in Eastern Europe. The colonization of east european social science
- Andorka Rudolf
The uses of international cooperation in the social sciences. Comments on the article by Csepeli-Örkény-Scheppele
- Kusá Zuzana
The immune deficiency – acquired or inherited? Comments on Csepeli-Örkény-Scheppele: Acquired immune deficiency syndrome in soci
- Lemon Alaina
- Altschuler David
Whose social science is colonized? Response to “AIDS in social science in Eastern Europe”
- Örkény Antal
- Csepeli György
- Scheppele Kim Lane
Response to our critics (and to our supporters)

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