David Toews PhD

scholar and teacher of social and cultural theory

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• BOOK PROPOSAL Networked Asceticism 22 Jan 2025

  As of winter 2025 I have a book proposal currently in development. Tentatively, it will be entitled Networked Asceticism in Continue reading →

• How Digital Social Life Matters 21 Jan 2025

  “With great control and depth of exploration, the outstanding contributionof this book is to bring together the seemingly disconnected aspects Continue reading →

• Gabriel Tarde: The Future of the Artificial 19 Oct 2020

  “In this fine and accessible book, Toews not only presents some of the key themes of Tarde’s sociological program, but Continue reading →

• SAANZ 2019 power point – D. Toews 28 Nov 2019

  SAANZ is the Sociological Association of Aotearoa New Zealand, a wonderful organization that I’ve attended during my recent stay here Continue reading →

• The Impositions of Experience 23 Nov 2017

  Here is a copy of my conference paper The Impositions of Experience: Paper prepared for Re-thinking the Human Sciences Continue reading →

• Relational Sociology 13 Jun 2017

  Under the guidance and nurturance of François Depelteau, Frederic Vanderberghe, and others, the paradigm of relational sociology has been growing Continue reading →

• Is Postmodernism still a thing? 06 Apr 2016

  Simon Susen argues that postmodernism has had a profound influence on the social sciences. Read my review of his new Continue reading →

• CITAMS (ASA) Award Committee 25 Jan 2016

  Recently I was invited to join an award committee for the Communication, Information, Technologies, and Media Sociology (CITAMS) section of Continue reading →

• Social Life and Political Life in the Era of Digital Media 23 Oct 2015

  “Digital media have transformed social and political life. Everyone is aware of this, but few have tried to understand this Continue reading →

• Its a hoax! 14 Oct 2015

  In October of 2015, I spoke to Paul Gallant, a reporter for Yahoo News. He asked some interesting questions, and Continue reading →

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