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The civilizing process

Book • 2000
The Civilizing Process is a comprehensive work that explores the social and cultural shifts in European society from the medieval period to the 19th century.

Elias argues that civilization is a dynamic process linked to changes in power relations, economic structures, and state institutions.

The book examines the transformation of manners, etiquette, and self-restraint, and how these changes led to the emergence of the modern state and the internalization of societal norms.

It is divided into two main volumes: 'The History of Manners' and 'State Formation and Civilization'

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Eric Kaufmann
in the context of the feminization of society and changing social norms.
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Lucian Staiano-Daniels
when discussing theories on violence and the civilizing process.
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Elijah Millgram
as an example of a scholar whose work transcends disciplinary boundaries, combining sociology and philosophy.
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Eyal Press
when discussing the concept of pushing unpleasant events behind the scenes of social life.
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Paul Romer
as a book that examines norms about politeness and civility from the Middle Ages to the present.
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