Addressing modernity : : social systems theory and U.S. cultures / / edited by Hannes Bergthaller and Carsten Schinko.
Niklas Luhmann’s theory of social systems is one of the most ambitious attempts to create a coherent account of global modernity. Primarily interested in the fundamental structures of modern society, however, Luhmann himself paid relatively little attention to regional variations. The aim of this bo...
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Hannes Bergthaller and Carsten Schinko -- Martin Klepper -- Christoph Reinfandt -- Edgar Landgraf -- Hans Georg Moeller -- Michael Boyden -- Urs Staeheli -- Gert Verschraegen -- Rodrigo Jokisch -- Ulrich Brinkmann -- Bruce Clarke -- Andrew McMurry -- Joseph Tabbi -- Carsten Schinko. |
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Addressing modernity : social systems theory and U.S. cultures / |
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Addressing modernity : social systems theory and U.S. cultures / Postmodern studies ; Preliminary Material -- From National Cultures to the Semantics of Modern Society / The Emergence of Literature as Art and the Refinement of Literary Perspective / Reading the Waste Land: Textuality, Mediality, Modernity / Black Boxes and White Noise. Don DeLillo and the Reality of Literature / Who is Afraid of Arnold Schwarzenegger? Absurd Democracy in the United States / The Semantics of Self-Denial: The New American Studies through the Lens of Luhmann’s Social Systems Theory / Nation of Speculation: The Constitution of a Financial Public in 19th Century America / Institutionalised Individualism. Parsons and Luhmann on American Society / Why Did Luhmann’s Social Systems Theory Find So Little Resonance in the United States of America? / Drawing out the Reader: Tourism, Literature, Individuality / Steps to an Ecology of Systems: Whole Earth and Systemic Holism / The System in the Garden: American Studies and Functional Differentiation / World-Systems Colliding: Thomas Pynchon and Niklas Luhmann / Luhmann, Literature, and American Multiculturalism / |
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Preliminary Material -- From National Cultures to the Semantics of Modern Society / The Emergence of Literature as Art and the Refinement of Literary Perspective / Reading the Waste Land: Textuality, Mediality, Modernity / Black Boxes and White Noise. Don DeLillo and the Reality of Literature / Who is Afraid of Arnold Schwarzenegger? Absurd Democracy in the United States / The Semantics of Self-Denial: The New American Studies through the Lens of Luhmann’s Social Systems Theory / Nation of Speculation: The Constitution of a Financial Public in 19th Century America / Institutionalised Individualism. Parsons and Luhmann on American Society / Why Did Luhmann’s Social Systems Theory Find So Little Resonance in the United States of America? / Drawing out the Reader: Tourism, Literature, Individuality / Steps to an Ecology of Systems: Whole Earth and Systemic Holism / The System in the Garden: American Studies and Functional Differentiation / World-Systems Colliding: Thomas Pynchon and Niklas Luhmann / Luhmann, Literature, and American Multiculturalism / |
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Preliminary Material -- From National Cultures to the Semantics of Modern Society / The Emergence of Literature as Art and the Refinement of Literary Perspective / Reading the Waste Land: Textuality, Mediality, Modernity / Black Boxes and White Noise. Don DeLillo and the Reality of Literature / Who is Afraid of Arnold Schwarzenegger? Absurd Democracy in the United States / The Semantics of Self-Denial: The New American Studies through the Lens of Luhmann’s Social Systems Theory / Nation of Speculation: The Constitution of a Financial Public in 19th Century America / Institutionalised Individualism. Parsons and Luhmann on American Society / Why Did Luhmann’s Social Systems Theory Find So Little Resonance in the United States of America? / Drawing out the Reader: Tourism, Literature, Individuality / Steps to an Ecology of Systems: Whole Earth and Systemic Holism / The System in the Garden: American Studies and Functional Differentiation / World-Systems Colliding: Thomas Pynchon and Niklas Luhmann / Luhmann, Literature, and American Multiculturalism / |
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