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Alienation and acceleration : towards a critical theory of late-modern temporality / Hartmut Rosa.

Van Pelt Library HM656 .R668 2010
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Rosa, Hartmut, 1965-
Series:
NSU summertalk ; v. 3.
NSU summertalk ; v. 3
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Time--Sociological aspects.
Time.
Alienation (Social psychology).
Physical Description:
111 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.
Place of Publication:
Malm�o : NSU Press, [2010]
Contents:
Part 1 AT Theory of Social Acceleration
l What is social Acceleration? 13
2 The Driving-Wheels of Social Acceleration 26
3 What is Social Deceleration? 33
4 Why there is acceleration rather than deceleration 39
5 Why does it matter? Acceleration and the Transformation of our 'Being in the World' 41
Part 2 Social Acceleration and the Contemporary Versions of Critical Theory
6 Requirements of a Critical Theory 51
7 Acceleration and the 'Critique of the conditions of communication 55
8 Acceleration and the 'Critique of the conditions of social recognition 57
9 Acceleration as a new form of Totalitarianism 61
Part 3 Outlines of a Critical Theory op Social Acceleration
10 Three variants of a critique of temporal conditions 67
11 The functionalist critique: Pathologies of De-Synchronization 69
12 The normative critique: Ideology revisited. Unmasking the hidden social norms of temporality 74
13 The ethical critique 1: The Broken Promise of Modernity 77
14 The ethical critique 2: Alienation Revisited - Why Social Acceleration leads to 'Entfremdung 83.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 105-111).
ISBN:
9788787564144
8787564149
OCLC:
646007047
Publisher Number:
99972579293

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