The Routledge International Handbook of Simmel Studies
Herausgeber: Fitzi, Gregor
The Routledge International Handbook of Simmel Studies
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This book documents the richness, variety and creativity of contemporary international research on Georg Simmelâ s work, moving beyond the disciplinary boundaries of sociology and philosophy into other fields, and tracing the different paths that Simmelâ s reception has taken in various regions of the world.
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This book documents the richness, variety and creativity of contemporary international research on Georg Simmelâ s work, moving beyond the disciplinary boundaries of sociology and philosophy into other fields, and tracing the different paths that Simmelâ s reception has taken in various regions of the world.
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- Routledge International Handbooks
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 420
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. April 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 173mm x 245mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 736g
- ISBN-13: 9780367559519
- ISBN-10: 036755951X
- Artikelnr.: 64105709
- Routledge International Handbooks
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 420
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. April 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 173mm x 245mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 736g
- ISBN-13: 9780367559519
- ISBN-10: 036755951X
- Artikelnr.: 64105709
Gregor Fitzi is President of the Simmel Gesellschaft. He is the author of The Challenge of Modernity: Simmel's Sociological Theory and the co-editor of the three-volume set Populism and the Crisis of Democracy. He is editor of the journal Simmel Studies.
General introduction PART I: Biography 1. Simmel's life: an unexplored
continent PART II: Sociology 2. Simmel's resonance with contemporary
sociological debates 3. Relations, forms, and the representation of the
social life: Georg Simmel and the challenge of relational sociology as
Lebenssoziologie 4. Boundaries as relations: Georg Simmel's relational
theory of boundaries 5. The actuality of a sociological research programme
PART III: Philosophy 6. Relativism: a theoretical and practical
philosophical programme 7. The art of complicating things 8. Georg Simmel,
Hans Blumenberg, and philosophical anthropology 9. Simmel's 'late life
metaphysics' PART IV: Art and aesthetics 10. Art and knowledge in Simmel's
thought and writing style 11. Social aesthetics 12. Philosophy of art 13.
Framing, painting, seeing: Simmel's Rembrandt and the sense of modernity
PART V: Literature and theatre 14. Literary practice and immanent literary
theory 15. The Goethean heritage in Simmel's work 16. Simmel: the actor and
his roles PART VI: Essayism and critical theory 17. Georg Simmel and the
'newspaper sociology' of the 1920s and 1930s 18. Georg Simmel and critical
theory PART VII: Topics of debate 19. Freedom: an open debate 20. Georg
Simmel's theory of religion 21. Georg Simmel: war, nation, and Europe 22.
Simmel's cosmopolitanism 23. Economic pathologies of life PART VIII: Lines
of reception 24. Simmel's American legacy revisited 25. Goffman, Schutz,
and the 'secret of the other': on the American sociological reception of
Simmel's 'das Geheimnis des Anderen' 26. Traces of Simmel in Latin America:
modernity, nation, and memory
continent PART II: Sociology 2. Simmel's resonance with contemporary
sociological debates 3. Relations, forms, and the representation of the
social life: Georg Simmel and the challenge of relational sociology as
Lebenssoziologie 4. Boundaries as relations: Georg Simmel's relational
theory of boundaries 5. The actuality of a sociological research programme
PART III: Philosophy 6. Relativism: a theoretical and practical
philosophical programme 7. The art of complicating things 8. Georg Simmel,
Hans Blumenberg, and philosophical anthropology 9. Simmel's 'late life
metaphysics' PART IV: Art and aesthetics 10. Art and knowledge in Simmel's
thought and writing style 11. Social aesthetics 12. Philosophy of art 13.
Framing, painting, seeing: Simmel's Rembrandt and the sense of modernity
PART V: Literature and theatre 14. Literary practice and immanent literary
theory 15. The Goethean heritage in Simmel's work 16. Simmel: the actor and
his roles PART VI: Essayism and critical theory 17. Georg Simmel and the
'newspaper sociology' of the 1920s and 1930s 18. Georg Simmel and critical
theory PART VII: Topics of debate 19. Freedom: an open debate 20. Georg
Simmel's theory of religion 21. Georg Simmel: war, nation, and Europe 22.
Simmel's cosmopolitanism 23. Economic pathologies of life PART VIII: Lines
of reception 24. Simmel's American legacy revisited 25. Goffman, Schutz,
and the 'secret of the other': on the American sociological reception of
Simmel's 'das Geheimnis des Anderen' 26. Traces of Simmel in Latin America:
modernity, nation, and memory
General introduction PART I: Biography 1. Simmel's life: an unexplored
continent PART II: Sociology 2. Simmel's resonance with contemporary
sociological debates 3. Relations, forms, and the representation of the
social life: Georg Simmel and the challenge of relational sociology as
Lebenssoziologie 4. Boundaries as relations: Georg Simmel's relational
theory of boundaries 5. The actuality of a sociological research programme
PART III: Philosophy 6. Relativism: a theoretical and practical
philosophical programme 7. The art of complicating things 8. Georg Simmel,
Hans Blumenberg, and philosophical anthropology 9. Simmel's 'late life
metaphysics' PART IV: Art and aesthetics 10. Art and knowledge in Simmel's
thought and writing style 11. Social aesthetics 12. Philosophy of art 13.
Framing, painting, seeing: Simmel's Rembrandt and the sense of modernity
PART V: Literature and theatre 14. Literary practice and immanent literary
theory 15. The Goethean heritage in Simmel's work 16. Simmel: the actor and
his roles PART VI: Essayism and critical theory 17. Georg Simmel and the
'newspaper sociology' of the 1920s and 1930s 18. Georg Simmel and critical
theory PART VII: Topics of debate 19. Freedom: an open debate 20. Georg
Simmel's theory of religion 21. Georg Simmel: war, nation, and Europe 22.
Simmel's cosmopolitanism 23. Economic pathologies of life PART VIII: Lines
of reception 24. Simmel's American legacy revisited 25. Goffman, Schutz,
and the 'secret of the other': on the American sociological reception of
Simmel's 'das Geheimnis des Anderen' 26. Traces of Simmel in Latin America:
modernity, nation, and memory
continent PART II: Sociology 2. Simmel's resonance with contemporary
sociological debates 3. Relations, forms, and the representation of the
social life: Georg Simmel and the challenge of relational sociology as
Lebenssoziologie 4. Boundaries as relations: Georg Simmel's relational
theory of boundaries 5. The actuality of a sociological research programme
PART III: Philosophy 6. Relativism: a theoretical and practical
philosophical programme 7. The art of complicating things 8. Georg Simmel,
Hans Blumenberg, and philosophical anthropology 9. Simmel's 'late life
metaphysics' PART IV: Art and aesthetics 10. Art and knowledge in Simmel's
thought and writing style 11. Social aesthetics 12. Philosophy of art 13.
Framing, painting, seeing: Simmel's Rembrandt and the sense of modernity
PART V: Literature and theatre 14. Literary practice and immanent literary
theory 15. The Goethean heritage in Simmel's work 16. Simmel: the actor and
his roles PART VI: Essayism and critical theory 17. Georg Simmel and the
'newspaper sociology' of the 1920s and 1930s 18. Georg Simmel and critical
theory PART VII: Topics of debate 19. Freedom: an open debate 20. Georg
Simmel's theory of religion 21. Georg Simmel: war, nation, and Europe 22.
Simmel's cosmopolitanism 23. Economic pathologies of life PART VIII: Lines
of reception 24. Simmel's American legacy revisited 25. Goffman, Schutz,
and the 'secret of the other': on the American sociological reception of
Simmel's 'das Geheimnis des Anderen' 26. Traces of Simmel in Latin America:
modernity, nation, and memory