Marginal At the Center

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Baruch Kimmerling in his compelling work, Marginal At the Center. Published by Berghahn Books in 2012, this 258-page paperback delves into the life of Kimmerling, a self-proclaimed guerrilla fighter for ideas and an outspoken critic of societal norms. As a prolific writer and "public" sociologist, Kimmerling navigated the complexities of Israeli society, balancing his roles as a scientist and a concerned citizen. Despite his significant contributions, he often felt marginalized due to his unconventional worldview. This biography not only highlights Kimmerling's intellectual journey but also invites readers to reflect on the broader implications of his thoughts in the field of sociology. Perfect for those interested in sociology, biography, and the intricate dynamics of societal engagement, Marginal At the Center is an essential addition to your reading list.