Simmel's influence on Sociology has been immense. This volume aims to re-examine that legacy and draw lessons for today's scholars.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Horst J. Helle studied business administration, sociology and psychology at the University of Hamburg, leading to a Dr.phil. in 1959 and a Habilitation for Sociology in 1967. He held professor positions in Aachen and Wien; and since 1973 he is profesor at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München,
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. The Message of Interpretation Humanities versus Natural Sciences The Operation Called Verstehen The Controversy about Pragmatism Simmel versus conventional Philosophy The Influence of Darwin on Philosophy Simmel's Critique of Subjectivist Pragmatism Tension between Culture and the Individual 2. The Message of Change: Society Evolves Over Time Evolution and Darwin's "Theory of Descendency" Change as Differentiation and Individualization Competition promotes Evolution Alternative Theories of Evolution 3. The Message of Interaction: How Reality is Constructed Sociology as the Study of Interaction Society Emerges in Interaction Religion as Interaction Strangeness as Form of Interaction Encounters between Alien Populations The Stranger as Innovator 4. The Message of Alienation: Money and Politics Money as a Paradigm of Cultural Processes Evaluation and Alienation Construction of Value in Interaction Money as a Means of Exchange Socialism as Result of a Forming Process Socialism on Happiness Machine - Factory - Government 5. The Main Thrust of the Messages contra Marx and Weber Simmel's Main Thrust against Marx Simmel's main Thrust against Weber 6. Background of the Messages: Intellectual Influences The Platonic Socrates Plato's Eternal Ideas Spinoza Kant Dilthey Summary: Statements about Simmel's Method Appendix 1: Biography of Georg Simmel Appendix 2: Simmel's Autobiographical Fragment References Index
Introduction 1. The Message of Interpretation Humanities versus Natural Sciences The Operation Called Verstehen The Controversy about Pragmatism Simmel versus conventional Philosophy The Influence of Darwin on Philosophy Simmel's Critique of Subjectivist Pragmatism Tension between Culture and the Individual 2. The Message of Change: Society Evolves Over Time Evolution and Darwin's "Theory of Descendency" Change as Differentiation and Individualization Competition promotes Evolution Alternative Theories of Evolution 3. The Message of Interaction: How Reality is Constructed Sociology as the Study of Interaction Society Emerges in Interaction Religion as Interaction Strangeness as Form of Interaction Encounters between Alien Populations The Stranger as Innovator 4. The Message of Alienation: Money and Politics Money as a Paradigm of Cultural Processes Evaluation and Alienation Construction of Value in Interaction Money as a Means of Exchange Socialism as Result of a Forming Process Socialism on Happiness Machine - Factory - Government 5. The Main Thrust of the Messages contra Marx and Weber Simmel's Main Thrust against Marx Simmel's main Thrust against Weber 6. Background of the Messages: Intellectual Influences The Platonic Socrates Plato's Eternal Ideas Spinoza Kant Dilthey Summary: Statements about Simmel's Method Appendix 1: Biography of Georg Simmel Appendix 2: Simmel's Autobiographical Fragment References Index
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