The antimodern condition is where we recognise that we dwell within traditions, which may evolve and change, but which keep us within the bounds of what is known and what works. This book takes a cross-disciplinary approach, integrating ideas from politics, philosophy, social theory and architecture to present an alternative to progress and other modern concepts.
The antimodern condition is where we recognise that we dwell within traditions, which may evolve and change, but which keep us within the bounds of what is known and what works. This book takes a cross-disciplinary approach, integrating ideas from politics, philosophy, social theory and architecture to present an alternative to progress and other modern concepts.
Peter King is Reader in Social Thought at De Montfort University. He is the author of more than 15 books including In Dwelling (Ashgate, 2008). His work focuses on conservative social thought and its impact on social and public policy.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface, Peter King Introduction, Peter King Chapter 1 Backwards, Peter King Chapter 2 Forgetting, Peter King Chapter 3 Absurdity, Peter King Chapter 4 'I'm good', Peter King Chapter 5 Complacent, Peter King Chapter 6 Acceptance, Peter King Chapter 7 The Antimodern Condition, Peter King conclusion Conclusion, Peter King
Preface, Peter King Introduction, Peter King Chapter 1 Backwards, Peter King Chapter 2 Forgetting, Peter King Chapter 3 Absurdity, Peter King Chapter 4 'I'm good', Peter King Chapter 5 Complacent, Peter King Chapter 6 Acceptance, Peter King Chapter 7 The Antimodern Condition, Peter King conclusion Conclusion, Peter King
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