Primitivism, Transgression, and other Myths: The Philosophical Anthropology of Georges Bataille
... ‘philosophical anthropology.’ If Bataille’s own cross-cultural studies did not survive as good ethnography, in ways I will discuss, at least on the direction set out here they are an interesting philosophical anthropology in Clifford’s sense – that of a holistic, comparative, and humanistic investig ...
... ‘philosophical anthropology.’ If Bataille’s own cross-cultural studies did not survive as good ethnography, in ways I will discuss, at least on the direction set out here they are an interesting philosophical anthropology in Clifford’s sense – that of a holistic, comparative, and humanistic investig ...
Back to Marx - Universitätsverlag Göttingen
... reference to his name and thought. Given Marx’s immense influence and contribution to the shaping of our modern world, the interpretation of his oeuvre has been subject to intense scholarly and political debate, often driven by considerations not immediately found in Marx’s opus itself. Prof. Zhang a ...
... reference to his name and thought. Given Marx’s immense influence and contribution to the shaping of our modern world, the interpretation of his oeuvre has been subject to intense scholarly and political debate, often driven by considerations not immediately found in Marx’s opus itself. Prof. Zhang a ...
- ANU Repository
... informed that marketing is a pervasive societal activity (Kotler and Levy 1969) and that the concept of exchange is marketing’s core element (Alderson 1957; 1965: Kotler and Levy 1969; Kotler 1972; Bagozzi 1975). Yet, in 2015, marketing as a term remains misunderstood by the majority of those who ar ...
... informed that marketing is a pervasive societal activity (Kotler and Levy 1969) and that the concept of exchange is marketing’s core element (Alderson 1957; 1965: Kotler and Levy 1969; Kotler 1972; Bagozzi 1975). Yet, in 2015, marketing as a term remains misunderstood by the majority of those who ar ...
Bibliography on virtue ethics
... and act on this understanding when circumstances permit; (iv) to the extent that someone is successful in achieving understanding and acting on it, she is realistic, and to the extent that she is realistic, she is virtuous; (v) hence, well-being as the highest prudential good requires virtue. But co ...
... and act on this understanding when circumstances permit; (iv) to the extent that someone is successful in achieving understanding and acting on it, she is realistic, and to the extent that she is realistic, she is virtuous; (v) hence, well-being as the highest prudential good requires virtue. But co ...
Form and Ideology in Jonathan Fr - Helvia :: Repositorio Institucional
... Franzen’s novels. The specific form of my contribution will focus, as already noted, on social, ideological and formal aspects. The theoretical framework of my approach is also specified in this chapter: since narrative is a social activity, I have mainly relied on critics that have dealt with the s ...
... Franzen’s novels. The specific form of my contribution will focus, as already noted, on social, ideological and formal aspects. The theoretical framework of my approach is also specified in this chapter: since narrative is a social activity, I have mainly relied on critics that have dealt with the s ...
VALUING DISTRIBUTIVE EQUALITY by CLAIRE ANITA BREMNER
... justice that considers only aggregate rather than distributive outcomes. As a result, significant disadvantages for some are justified by lesser advantages for others, so long as there is a net gain overall. Given these problems, Rawls provides an alternative theory of justice by which distributive ...
... justice that considers only aggregate rather than distributive outcomes. As a result, significant disadvantages for some are justified by lesser advantages for others, so long as there is a net gain overall. Given these problems, Rawls provides an alternative theory of justice by which distributive ...
Money, Reality, and Value: Non-Commodity Money in Marxian
... essential individuals I am indebted too. If I wanted to be especially clever, in a predictable fashion, I might even meditate on the relationship between intellectual and monetary debts. Don’t worry. I won’t. As for overdetermination, thinking about intellectual indebtedness is one of those cases wh ...
... essential individuals I am indebted too. If I wanted to be especially clever, in a predictable fashion, I might even meditate on the relationship between intellectual and monetary debts. Don’t worry. I won’t. As for overdetermination, thinking about intellectual indebtedness is one of those cases wh ...
A Critical Analysis of Rousseau`s Narrative of Subjectivity
... While this problematic as outlined above may seem academic in nature, a further cause of interest in the topic arose when considering the political implications of such theoretical positions. Prescriptive social theories, when adopted by policy makers with authority in government, function, then, ac ...
... While this problematic as outlined above may seem academic in nature, a further cause of interest in the topic arose when considering the political implications of such theoretical positions. Prescriptive social theories, when adopted by policy makers with authority in government, function, then, ac ...
McTaggart John Mitchell - MacSphere
... resulting from the willful interplay of autonomous individuals; rather it plays a determinative role in interaction itself, generating social phenomena and influencing the behavior of the individuals as it unfolds according to its own inner logic [21]. The individual, Simmel tells us, desires to be ...
... resulting from the willful interplay of autonomous individuals; rather it plays a determinative role in interaction itself, generating social phenomena and influencing the behavior of the individuals as it unfolds according to its own inner logic [21]. The individual, Simmel tells us, desires to be ...
ni ombudsman 40th anniversary event
... If, for example, the UK Ombudsman is to retain responsibility for those areas of executive activity relating to Westminster-reserved governmental functions, how can that responsibility command the level of credibility enjoyed by the public services Ombudsmen in Belfast, Cardiff and Edinburgh? By th ...
... If, for example, the UK Ombudsman is to retain responsibility for those areas of executive activity relating to Westminster-reserved governmental functions, how can that responsibility command the level of credibility enjoyed by the public services Ombudsmen in Belfast, Cardiff and Edinburgh? By th ...
- Free Documents
... Space, Difference, Everyday Life presents a stateoftheart collection of essays engaging Henri Lefebvres oeuvre, explicating this inimitable French Marxists longstanding commitment to urbanize revolutionary theory and revolutionize urban theory. Belatedly, Lefebvres reputation has grown exponentially ...
... Space, Difference, Everyday Life presents a stateoftheart collection of essays engaging Henri Lefebvres oeuvre, explicating this inimitable French Marxists longstanding commitment to urbanize revolutionary theory and revolutionize urban theory. Belatedly, Lefebvres reputation has grown exponentially ...
Trust as a Decision. The Problems and Functions of Trust in
... urgency of the topic is intensively tied to the reality of societal communication. Yet it is extremely important to note that Luhmann himself did not extensively analyse the concept of trust in the context of advanced systems theory nor has it been explored by other systems theory oriented researche ...
... urgency of the topic is intensively tied to the reality of societal communication. Yet it is extremely important to note that Luhmann himself did not extensively analyse the concept of trust in the context of advanced systems theory nor has it been explored by other systems theory oriented researche ...
The Double Character of the German `Bourdieu`
... Michel Foucault), which were mobilized to contrast with the antiquated philosophy of the post-war period as well as with critical theory (Theodor Adorno, Max Horkheimer and Jürgen Habermas) and orthodox Marxism. Bourdieu’s work was initially introduced in empirical sociology of art. Alphons Silberma ...
... Michel Foucault), which were mobilized to contrast with the antiquated philosophy of the post-war period as well as with critical theory (Theodor Adorno, Max Horkheimer and Jürgen Habermas) and orthodox Marxism. Bourdieu’s work was initially introduced in empirical sociology of art. Alphons Silberma ...
Project 2 - UM Personal World Wide Web Server
... practice, primarily measures of feeling or emotions, even when every effort has been made to write these questions in order to directly measure utility. Since feelings do not have a wellestablished place in economic theory, viewing these data as measures of feelings means that the relationship betwe ...
... practice, primarily measures of feeling or emotions, even when every effort has been made to write these questions in order to directly measure utility. Since feelings do not have a wellestablished place in economic theory, viewing these data as measures of feelings means that the relationship betwe ...
religion , magic and science in the modern world
... century, theorists have regularly invoked “magic” as a fundamental category of cultural analysis. In innumerable texts by the leading theorists of these disciplines—including such founding figures of modern anthropology, sociology, psychology, and religious studies as Tylor, Mauss, Durkheim, Freud, ...
... century, theorists have regularly invoked “magic” as a fundamental category of cultural analysis. In innumerable texts by the leading theorists of these disciplines—including such founding figures of modern anthropology, sociology, psychology, and religious studies as Tylor, Mauss, Durkheim, Freud, ...
HERBERT SPENCER`S SOCIOLOGY
... specialization of the sciences, and there are few, if any, philosophers who would now venture on an ambitious synthesis of all knowledge on the scale attempted by Spencer. A grasp of broad generic truths is, however, of the greatest importance in the interpretation of human life, and the lack of agr ...
... specialization of the sciences, and there are few, if any, philosophers who would now venture on an ambitious synthesis of all knowledge on the scale attempted by Spencer. A grasp of broad generic truths is, however, of the greatest importance in the interpretation of human life, and the lack of agr ...
Power Analysis as a Critique of Power Politics
... was the ubiquity of power in international explanations. It was a central concept for understanding and, indeed, for characterising international politics; and yet, everyone used it differently. Despite its inconsistency, however, much of the International Relations (IR) literature seemed to assume ...
... was the ubiquity of power in international explanations. It was a central concept for understanding and, indeed, for characterising international politics; and yet, everyone used it differently. Despite its inconsistency, however, much of the International Relations (IR) literature seemed to assume ...
AMERICAN CULTURE THROUGH AMISH EYES: PERSPECTIVES
... "Plo~g Social Change Across Four Affiliallons. Pp. 53-75 in The Amzsh Struggle with Moderniry. Edited by Donald B. Kraybill and Marc A. Olshan. Tarrow, Sidney. 1994. Power in Movement. New York: Cambridge ...
... "Plo~g Social Change Across Four Affiliallons. Pp. 53-75 in The Amzsh Struggle with Moderniry. Edited by Donald B. Kraybill and Marc A. Olshan. Tarrow, Sidney. 1994. Power in Movement. New York: Cambridge ...