Exclusion and Socio-cultural Identities: Systems Theoretical and Poststructuralist PerspectivesUrs Stäheli, Rudolf Stichweh |
Contents
2002 Heft | 3 |
Friedrich Balke | 27 |
Jonathan Elmer | 54 |
Oliver Marchart | 69 |
Dirk Baecker | 88 |
Rudolf Stichweh | 101 |
Common terms and phrases
Agamben Antichrist Armin Nassehi become biopolitical called Captain Picard Carl Schmitt century communication concept constitution crowd psychology cultural decision defined described discourse distinction draw a line draw the line empirical enemy environment established exclusion individuality figure first-order observer Foucault Frankfurt a.M. function systems functionally differentiated society Gesellschaft Giorgio Agamben guilt historical homo sacer Identität inclusion and exclusion inclusion/exclusion inclusionary identity Indian investor Jonathan Elmer katechon Laclau Lenin Lévi-Strauss logic mass meaning membership modern society nation nature Niklas Luhmann ontic paradox Paris persons perspective Picard political Popular possible poststructuralist precisely problem processes psychic systems question reference religion Revolution Rudolf Stichweh Schiller's Schmitt second-order observer self-description self-exemption semantics sense simply sion social systems sociological systems theory sociology sovereign power sovereignty stock market stranger strategies structure Suhrkamp systems theory theoretical tion Universität Witten/Herdecke University Urs Stäheli violence wage slavery zones of exclusion