Shanks Michael, Tilley Christopher (ed.) Social Theory and Archaeology

Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1988. — 249 p.Theory and method in archaeology
Theoretical archaeology: a preliminary
and conventional outline
Archaeological theory: method
Archaeology as theoretical practice
Social archaeology
Social archaeology: a textual critique
Social archaeology: a summary
Social archaeology and a logic of necessity
A logic of contingency
The individual and social
Archaeology and the individual
Social practice and structure
Power
The symbolic
Ideology and subjectivity
Material culture
Types, culture and cognition
Style and function
History, structure and material culture
Studying material cultureTime and archaeology
The time of chronology
Bailey in the aporia of temporal landscape
Chronology and its origins
Time and praxis
Social evolution and societal change
Social change and social system
Socio-cultural evolution: change and development
Marxism, structural, Marxism and evolutionary change
Beyond evolution: the social texture of change
Conclusion: specificity and change
Archaeology and the politics of theory
The emergence of a critically self-conscious archaeology
Criticism and archaeological practice
Intellectual labor and the socio-political role
of the archaeologistNotes Towards a New Problematic
Archaeology and theory
The social and the individual
Material culture
Time and archaeology
Social change
The form and politics of theory