Ideology and Utopia: An Introduction to the Sociology of Knowledge

absolute actual Alfred Weber already analysis approach arise attempt attitude basis become bourgeoisie Carl Schmitt Chiliastic conception of ideology concerned concrete conflict consciousness conservatism conservative cultural decisions determined dominant emergence empirical epistemology epoch evaluative existing order experience fact factors false consciousness fascism forces formulation function fundamental Hegel historical historical-social human ideas individual insight intellectual interests interpretation irrational liberal LOUIS WIRTH Mannheim Marxism Max Weber meaning merely method modern modes of thought nature non-evaluative objective observation ontology orientation outlook particular perspective philosophy point of view political possible precisely present problem proletariat psychic psychology purely question rational reality realm regarded relationship scientific sense significance situationally social position social process social situation society sociology of knowledge sphere stage strata stratum structure tendency theoretical theory thinking Thomas Münzer tion to-day total conception truth type of knowledge unconscious understanding utopia utopian mentality validity Weltanschauung