Georg Simmel and contemporary sociology

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Springer, Dordrecht

1990

388 Pages

ISBN 978-94-010-6691-4

Boston studies in the philosophy of science
vol. 119

Georg Simmel and contemporary sociology

Edited by

Michael Kaern, Bernard S. Phillips, Robert S Cohen

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-0459-0

Full citation:

Kaern, M. , Phillips, B. S. , Cohen, R.S. (eds) (1990). Georg Simmel and contemporary sociology, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Introduction one

Kaern Michael

1-8

Introduction two

Phillips Bernard S.

9-12

On the current rediscovery of Georg Simmel's sociology

Dahme Heinz-Jürgen

13-37

Georg Simmel's concept of society

Frisby David P.

39-55

Georg Simmel and the study of modernity

Frisby David P.

57-74

The world as human construction

Kaern Michael

75-98

Four concepts of social science at Berlin university

Köhnke Klaus Christian

99-107

Simmel's contribution to Parsons' action theory and its fate

Jaworski Gary Dean

109-130

Simmel on memory

Jedlowski Paolo

131-154

Social differentiation and modernity

Lechner Frank J.

155-179

Simmel's sociology in relation to Schopenhauer's philosophy

181-197

Simmel on the ratio of subjective values to objective cultural possibilities

Omar Khayyam Moore

199-224

On the concept of "erleben" in Georg Simmel's sociology

Nedelmann Birgitta

225-241

Georg Simmel as an analyst of autonomous dynamics

Nedelmann Birgitta

243-257

Simmel, individuality, and fundamental change

Phillips Bernard S.

259-281

Georg Simmel's theory of culture

Scaff Lawrence A.

283-296

The groundwork of Simmel's new "storey" beneath historical materialism

Shad Jeffrey A.

297-317

Georg Simmel and the cultural dilemma of women

Vromen Suzanne

319-340

Dimensions of conflict

Weinstein Deena; Weinstein Michael

341-355

Simmel's influence on Lukács's conception of the sociology of art

Wessely Anna

357-373

Simmel's metaphysics

Wessely Anna

375-383

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