Niklas Luhmann.

By:

Horster, Detlef

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Klassiker auslegenPublication details: Berlin : De Gruyter, 2013.Description: 1 online resource (192 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9783050064925
3050064927

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Niklas Luhmann: Soziale Systeme.DDC classification:

301.092

LOC classification:

HM479 .L84

Other classification:

CI 3824

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Contents:

Siglenverzeichnis; Vorwort; 1. Paradigmenwechsel in der Systemtheorie (Einführung); 2. Soziale Systeme (1Kapitel); 3. Sinn (2Kapitel); 4. Kommunikation und Handlung (3Kapitel); 5. Doppelte Kontingenz (4Kapitel); 6. System und Umwelt (5Kapitel); 7. Interpenetration (6Kapitel); 8. Die Individualität psychischer Systeme (7Kapitel); 9. Struktur und Zeit (8Kapitel); 10. Widerspruch und Konflikt (9Kapitel); 11. Interaktion und Gesellschaft (10Kapitel); 12. Selbstreferenz und Rationalität (11Kapitel); 13. Konsequenzen für Erkenntnistheorie (12Kapitel); Primär- und Sekundärliteratur.

PersonenverzeichnisSachverzeichnis; Zu den Autorinnen.

Summary: Niklas Luhmann's Social Systems (1984) is the cornerstone for his elaboration of systems theory. In this work, Luhmann adopted and transformed traditional terminology to develop his own terminology of systems theory. The essays in this volume facilitate access to Luhmann's systems theory through explanations of the chapters of his book that follow the chronology of the original work with the aim of improving and deepening understanding.

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PersonenverzeichnisSachverzeichnis; Zu den Autorinnen.

Niklas Luhmann's Social Systems (1984) is the cornerstone for his elaboration of systems theory. In this work, Luhmann adopted and transformed traditional terminology to develop his own terminology of systems theory. The essays in this volume facilitate access to Luhmann's systems theory through explanations of the chapters of his book that follow the chronology of the original work with the aim of improving and deepening understanding.

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