Imitation, Contagion, Suggestion sheds important light on the ways in which society is intimately linked to and characterized by mimetic patterns.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christian Borch is Professor of Economic Sociology and Social Theory at the Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: Introduction 1. The Imitative, Contagious, and Suggestible Roots of Modern Society: Towards a Mimetic Foundation of Social Theory Part II: Historical Roots: The Rise of Imitation, Contagion, and Suggestion Theory 2. The Mimetic Unconscious: A Mirror for Genealogical Reflections 3. Durkheim on Imitation 4. Mimesis as a Social Practice of Self-Education Part III: Adaptations: The Proliferation of Mimetic Thought 5. Market Mimesis: Imitation, Contagion, and Suggestion in Financial Markets 6. #Contagion 7. 'Charlie Hebdo' and the Two Sides of Imitation 8. Viral Chatter and the Afterlife of Contagion 9. Contagious Agents: Epidemics, Networks, Computer Simulations Part IV: Looking Back to Look Ahead: Rethinking Individuality and the Social 10. Unpacking I-C-S: Montaigne and the Project of the Self 11. The Reactive: Social Experiences of Surface and Depth 12. Suggestion, Affect and Speculative Science
Part I: Introduction 1. The Imitative, Contagious, and Suggestible Roots of Modern Society: Towards a Mimetic Foundation of Social Theory Part II: Historical Roots: The Rise of Imitation, Contagion, and Suggestion Theory 2. The Mimetic Unconscious: A Mirror for Genealogical Reflections 3. Durkheim on Imitation 4. Mimesis as a Social Practice of Self-Education Part III: Adaptations: The Proliferation of Mimetic Thought 5. Market Mimesis: Imitation, Contagion, and Suggestion in Financial Markets 6. #Contagion 7. 'Charlie Hebdo' and the Two Sides of Imitation 8. Viral Chatter and the Afterlife of Contagion 9. Contagious Agents: Epidemics, Networks, Computer Simulations Part IV: Looking Back to Look Ahead: Rethinking Individuality and the Social 10. Unpacking I-C-S: Montaigne and the Project of the Self 11. The Reactive: Social Experiences of Surface and Depth 12. Suggestion, Affect and Speculative Science
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