The social sense of the human experience : thinking about Vom Menschen of Werner Sombart / by Roberta Iannone.

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Iannone, Roberta [author.]

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TextPublisher: Newcastle upon Tyne, UK : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2016Description: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781443899192
1443899194

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301 23

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GN24.S73

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Contents:

Table of Contents; Introduction; 1. A Specific Idea of Science; 2. Anthropology or Anthropologies; 3. A Sociology between the Positive and the Spiritual Science; 4. The Avalutativity Aspect and the Problem of the Verstehen in the Social Sciences; 5. Spirit and Soul; 6. Person; 7. Society, Culture and their Organization; 8. The Individual and Collective Experience; 9. Conclusions; References

Summary: Why should we wonder about man and the human sense? What are the questions and answers we are seeking? Why should we read the work of Werner Sombart? Or rather, why should we re-read "this" Sombart? This book tracks the human sense in order to rediscover this compass against the current crisis of the humanistic conception of society. This crisis is manifest in a repositioning of society, which is no longer human by definition, in contrast to the past, when the term "human society" was a tautology and redundant. As such, the human element of society must be rediscovered. This book revitalizes t.

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Why should we wonder about man and the human sense? What are the questions and answers we are seeking? Why should we read the work of Werner Sombart? Or rather, why should we re-read "this" Sombart? This book tracks the human sense in order to rediscover this compass against the current crisis of the humanistic conception of society. This crisis is manifest in a repositioning of society, which is no longer human by definition, in contrast to the past, when the term "human society" was a tautology and redundant. As such, the human element of society must be rediscovered. This book revitalizes t.

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