Suchergebnisse

Introduction :the self as project : politics and the human sciences in the twentieth century /Greg Eghigian, Andreas Killen, Christine Leuenberger --Blueprints for change : the human sciences and the coercive transformation of deviants in Russia, 1890-1930 /Daniel Beer --Weimar psychotechnics between Americanism and Fascism /Andreas Killen --War neurosis, adjustment problems in veterans, and an ill nation : the disciplinary project of American psychiatry during and after World War II /Hans Pols --Sick heil : self and illness in nazi Germany /Geoffrey Cocks --From the inside out : therapeutic penology and political liberalism in postwar California /Volker Janssen --"New Soviet man" inside machine : human engineering, spacecraft design, and the construction of communism /Slava Gerovitch --Supervising spoiled selfhood : inquiry and interpretation in the history of modern American child adoption /Ellen Herman --Cultures of categories : psychological diagnoses as institutional and political projects before and after the transition from state socialism in 1989 in East Germany /Christine Leuenberger --The Chimera of liberal individualism : how cells became selves in human clinical genetics /Aryn Martin --Self-development and civic virtue : mental health and citizenship in the Netherlands, 1945-2005 /Harry Oosterhuis.

Das vorliegende Werk "Die Stadt" stellt klassische (Max Weber, George Simmel) und moderne sozialwissenschaftliche Beiträge (Richard Münch, Wilfried Runkel, Egbert Kahle, Wolfgang Lipp, Gunter Runkel, Wilfried Lipp und Werner Schiffauer) zur Analyse der Stadt vor.