A blend of contradictions Georg Simmel in theory and practice
Contradiction forms the basis of all social phenomena. Anyone who has read Georg Simmel will perceive his fascination with the essential complexity that characterizes human interaction. Look for contradiction, he seems to say, and you will find something of vital importance. Ann-Mari Sellerberg appl...
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New Brunswick, U.S.A. [etc] :
Transaction Publishers
cop. 1994
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- I. To be and not to be: the contradiction is the thing
- 1. Modern motherhood
- 2. Restrained expressivity
- 3. Superordination from subordination
- 4. Trust
- 5. Two languages of consumption
- II. The oppositions within a phenomenon become a motor, inducing change
- 6. The motor forces in modern fashion
- 7. The vacation experience
- 8. Subordinated under a principle: interaction in geriatric hospitals
- III. The opposition has paradoxical consequenses
- 9. The paradox of the good buy
- 10. The poor of our time: objects of enlightened despotism.
