Undisciplined Theory

The book explores the significance of interdisciplinary theory and the necessity of recognizing boundaries within social theory. It argues that traditional institutional structures often inhibit awareness of vital theoretical questions. Gary Genosko posits that postmodernism challenges these limitations but is frequently misunderstood. He advocates for the development of "undisciplined theories" that question established norms and highlight the fluidity of theoretical boundaries, encouraging a more dynamic approach to social theory.