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Alexander Friedrich, Petra Gehring, Christoph Hubig, Andreas Kaminski, Alfred Nordmann - Konfigurationen der Zeitlichkeit

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Alexander Friedrich (ed.), Petra Gehring (ed.), Christoph Hubig (ed.), Andreas Kaminski (ed.), Alfred Nordmann (ed.)

Konfigurationen der Zeitlichkeit

Series: Jahrbuch Technikphilosophie

Volume 2021 2021

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Olivier Del Fabbro In Between the Natural and the Artificial: The Mode of Existence of Self-Reproducing Cellular Automata S. 195-220

„… order to establish such a mode of existence, Simondon started by meticulously analyzing objects such as …” „… order to obtain processes of self-repro‐ duction for artificial automata (sections 3, 4 and 5). Due to …” „… in order to obtain an abstract description of a 3. 20 Notice, that it is not the intention of this …”

Erich Hörl Environmentalitäre Zeit S. 137-162

„… (potentially) its agency over the material elements of its own situation. Homeostasis thus gives way to …” „… und jedes bloß menschliche Zeitbewußtsein hinaus ab. Today we are witnessing the arrival of a new …” „… apparatus of capture based on capturing in the computatio‐ nal sense, on extracting and processing data …”

Gabriele Gramelsberger, Alexander Friedrich, Sarine Waltenspül Wissenschaftslabore als artifizielle Zeitkonfigurationsräume. Techniken der Dehnung, Transformation und Aufhebung von Zeit S. 163-194

„… ›temporalization of nature‹, als Gewahrwerden zeitlicher Entwicklungen und Genea‐ logien, dienen Labore als …” „… the ›temporalization of nature‹ as an acknowledgement of temporal developments and ge‐ nealogies …” „… , laboratories serve as configuration spaces of artificial temporalities. This article presents three examples of …”

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Alexander D. Ornella, Stefanie Knauss, Anna-Katharina Höpflinger - Commun(icat)ing Bodies

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Commun(icat)ing Bodies

Series: Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik

Volume 11 2015

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Enzo Pace Body-God. Religion and Systems Theory S. 300-325

„… through which an individual experiences the continuity of the constituent elements of life, without a …” „… (various) environment(s) works well. Indeed, the parts or constituent elements of a system communicate not …” „… . In the Buddha’s case, to return to my example, in order to undertake the high road of the spirit …”

Rebecca Sachs Norris Methodology of the Study of Body and Religion. Reflections on Salience and Reflexivity S. 326-367

„… vital element in the shift towards the inclusion of lived religion in the academy. Furthermore, we can …” „… presumably not her aim, so does it matter? In theory, the more that body becomes an integral element of …” „… shape human bodies, forming them into elements of material culture, which belong to the cultural …”

Elisabeth Larcher, Gerhard Larcher Bodies. Michael Hedwig’s Art S. 26-31

„… movement of bodily visual elements and the symbolism of colours or shades of grey fascinate the viewer and …” „… application of traditional iconographic elements opens them up for new contexts of meaning. In all this there …” „… gender. The figures often move in orderly paths reminding of classical friezes or of ritual performances …”

Paola von Wyss-Giacosa Confronting Asia’s “Idolatrous Body” Reading some Early Modern European Sources on Indian Religion S. 388-425

„… Jesuit order and existed in a couple of handwritten copies, accessible to but a few. Once transferred to …” „… element in the reception of the Afgoderye: “To avoid all unnecessary Prolixity, it was judged requisite …” „… the copperplate; a reading, which probably seemed more consistent with other elements of the gruesome …”

Rafael Walthert Ritual and Discursive Practices. Community and Body in a Bourdieuian Perspective S. 188-213

„… over the definition of reality, the order of knowledge and perception.28 In addition to this cognitive …” „… and its religion work. In order to learn more about the distribution of symbolic power within the …” „… material or lively verbal descriptions of what a Dakhma without vultures might look like inside in order …”

Alexander Darius Ornella Opening Up and Closing Down. Bodies – Technologies – Boundaries S. 132-187

„… , and images are incapable of avoiding the latter in order to give us the former unadorned. It is for …” „… ambivalent nature of boundaries. It understands boundaries as something we need in order to create …” „… skin.”91 A change in the perception of space and body has also been observed for second order action …”

Christian Feichtinger “To Glorify God in Our Bodies” The Body as an Interface Between Moral and Medical Discourse in the Foundation of the Seventh-day Adventist Church S. 86-103

„… dualism which views human nature as composed of two separate elements.20 The latter concept is …” „… element in Adventist identification processes since then. The perspective of human wholeness has also …” „… requirements of God is beneficial to the health of body and mind. In order to reach the highest standard of …”

Stefanie Knauss A Sacramental Medium. Reflections on a Christian Theological Anthropology of the Sexual Human Being S. 32-61

„… the development of a theological anthropology that is relevant for our times. In order to approach …” „… order to conclude with three aspects derived from an analysis of media representations and mediated …” „… which the world simply enters in order to be processed by the human intellect, as earlier theories of …”

Marcello Neri A Strange Thickness. The Body in the Poetry of Pier Paolo Pasolini S. 62-85

„… resonances of poetical language. In this sense a certain conceptual imprecision cannot be avoided in order …” „… disappeared, but nevertheless, he never ceased to confess his communism. In order to meet the ideal of being …” „… leadership, to give up on the pursuit of revolution in order to be accepted as a reliable political force …”

Regula Zwicky Religion Skin-deep. A Study of the Tattooed Bodies of European Seafarers S. 258-279

„… which incorporated elements of languages not related to those spoken in Europe, because they “had to …” „… their skin in order “to memorialize and thereby remember forever the chief moments of their lives.”61 In …” „… roses (in the order of their frequency).64 Clearly, these motives were strongly linked to life at sea …”

Wioleta Polinska Food, Bodies and Ecosystems. Insights from Catholic and Buddhist Contemplative Traditions S. 104-127

„… are one element within the community of diverse beings. In order to represent the community of all …” „… will employ the medium of the body to study the practice of food consumption. In order to examine the …” „… moral order in which all created beings are moving to a stage of harmony, equality, and respect for …”

Anna-Katharina Höpflinger, Stefanie Knauss, Alexander Darius Ornella Introduction. Body, Communication and Religion S. 12-25

„… rituals of bathing or excretion), which, vice versa, it helps to order and give meaning to through its …” „… “order.”2 But bodies are more than the sum of such distinctions, indeed they defy any such easy …” „… are an attempt to establish order in this messiness and turn them into unequivocal signifiers of …”

Sophie Caflisch Bodies on a Mission. A Historical Approach through Textual Analysis S. 368-387

„… : That same winter a very elaborate play of the prophets was performed in the middle of Riga in order …” „… 377 and third, they had to transmit the Christian message in order to achieve their aim of …” „… and their forts with brooms and water in order to get rid of baptism.116 As far as I know, the …”

Ruy Llera Blanes The Possessed Body. Anthropologies of Corporeality in Religious Contexts S. 236-257

„… order to grasp the moment and process of possession, identifying the individuality and character of …” „… consequently removes the exotic element, introducing the importance of context for the explication or …” „… Ruy Llera Blanes The Possessed Body Anthropologies of Corporeality in Religious Contexts …”

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Pierre Ibisch, Laura Geiger, Felix Cybulla - Global Change Management: Knowledge Gaps, Blindspots and Unknowables

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Global Change Management: Knowledge Gaps, Blindspots and Unknowables

Series: Series for Econics and Ecosystem Management

Volume 1 2012

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Laura Geiger, Stefan Kreft, Pierre L. Ibisch Reducing Blindspots: MARISCO, a Planning Approach that Integrates Risk Management into Biodiversity Conservation S. 153-212

„… that a lot of connections and elements are affected if a system component is impacted by a disturbance …” „… years humans could evolve instinctive risk avoidance behaviour towards threatening elements of this …” „… . Looking beside consolidated pathways is essential in order to achieve a more holistic understanding of …”

Peter R. Hobson, Pierre L. Ibisch Learning from Nature for Sustainability: An Econical Approach to (Non-)Knowledge Management S. 223-252

„… represents a transitional process from chaotic beginnings towards increasing states of order. Self-ordering …” „… world of chaos. It is unclear whether a detailed understanding of the ordered elements of ecosystems …” „… throughout the universe of systems operating under chaos-to-order dynamics but it is in nature that this …”

Pierre L. Ibisch, Peter Hobson, Stefan Kreft The European Nature Conservation Network Natura 2000 in Meeting Uncertain Challenges of Climate Change: Applying Principles of Complex Systems and Ecosystem Theory S. 131-152

„… “situation analysis” of the key elements to management protocols in European protected areas Towards an …” „… have surfaced in certain elements of conservation practice. For instance, in some quarters …” „… . A “situation analysis” of the key elements to management protocols in European protected areas …”

Pierre L. Ibisch, Peter R. Hobson Blindspots and Sustainability under Global Change: Non-knowledge Illiteracy as a Key Challenge to a Knowledge Society S. 15-54

„… encouraged the evolution of more sophisticated means of exploring the environment in order to extend the …” „… truth – as a regulative and normative element of scientific method. “[The] value [of the objectivity …” „… . Elements of this approach are yet to be seen in strategies put forward by The World Bank. Reference …”

Lutz Fähser Factoring Non-knowledge into Natural Resource Management: The Luebeck concept of Nature-Oriented Forestry S. 113-130

„… paradigm for the maintenance and cultivation of wood in order to ensure continuous, permanent and …” „… systems with an unknown number of elements (trees, plants, animals, micro-organisms, soil, water, air etc …” „… living and interacting elements, the ability of self-regeneration and adapt to changes, extremely …”

Jan Schwaab Blindspotting in Development Cooperation S. 75-90

„… . In order to gain an overall assessment of the project, all these perspectives must be considered …” „… conceptual innovations. Some key elements of these learning processes can be illustrated using the example …” „… Blindspotting in the management of knowledge gaps 1. Some comments about the concept There’s a new …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-14

„… the enormity of work still to be done in order to accomplish personal goals in improving his …” „… blindspots. A key element of the German development agency’s (GIZ) approach to learning and knowledge …” „… copyright. All rights are reserved, whether the whole or part of the material is concerned, specifically …”

Martin Welp, Ingo Frost Non-knowledge and Organisational Learning S. 213-222

„… field of applied knowledge management Archetypes of non-knowledge-learning in dialogues Selection of …” „… stakeholders Methods of stakeholder dialogues Introduction Global change is associated with …” „… opportunities and risks, which different kinds of organisations try to identify, quantify, describe, predict …”

Sascha Czornohus, Katrin Dobersalske Global vs Local Knowledge – The Case of Traditional Knowledge and Biopiracy S. 91-112

„… the most important elements of merchandise– no service or product works without it. In the …” „… products, namely those necessary to maintain public order, or those crucial to the health of humans …” „… to address the key elements of sustainable development. The conference’s main outcomes were: the …”

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Werner Gephart, Daniel Witte - Recht als Kultur? Beiträge zu Max Webers Soziologie des Rechts

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Recht als Kultur? Beiträge zu Max Webers Soziologie des Rechts

Series: Recht als Kultur

Volume 19 2017

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A. Thier Max Weber´s Interpretations of Medieval Canon Law S. 185-198

„… national, European or, in a wider perspective, Western legal orders. The focus of canon law on the …” „… occidental path of rationalizing legal and social orders. Of special importance in this for Weber were, as he …” „… organizational concepts throughout history in order to prove that the identity of the German legal tradition …”

J.J. Savelsberg Max Weber´s Formal and Substantive Rationality S. 493-510

„… formally rational law that exert pressure toward the reintroduction of elements of substantive reasoning …” „… yet another element of flexibility and individual-orientation into the decision-making process …” „… sociology of law can be interpreted as proposing a historic ordering of types, leading from formally …”

M. Noguchi A Weberian Approach to Japanese Legal Culture without the "Sociology of Law" S. 389-404

„… question of what prevented Japan from receiving it. In order to articulate a framework of Japanese …” „… attention to psychological elements was shared by a number of contemporary Japan’s scholars, and this also …” „… considered the Japanese concept of ie in order to over- 26 Murayama: Law in Other Contexts, pp. 565–589. 27 …”

M. Albrow From Max Weber´s Sociology of Law to a Sociology of Global Governance S. 527-540

„… Governance 531 vanced as valid for all humankind, part of a normative order, a shared set of rules for …” „… social order came all kinds of intermediate clusterings of relationships, of varying meaning, size, and …” „… with their own kinds of order. Famously, two fundamental types Weber stressed, along with his hugely …”

S. Whimster Max Weber´s "Roman Agrarian History" S. 229-278

„… destitute of, and desired, political equality«34. The patrician order was endogamous – the burgesses …” „… without privileges by dint of the exclusive formation of the patrician order, which was, if needs be …” „… , vicious in preserving its superiority. Hence, the sphere of politics was made up of a patrician order …”

J.M. González García Legal Analysis as "Cultural Science": Max Weber and Kafka S. 471-490

„… legal precepts of all sorts, orders of governments and ministers, circulars from Vienna or Prague …” „… , and, in fact, this mix of perspectives on a single problem would be one of the elements to influence …” „… independence: he must submit himself to his superiors’ orders and give up a personalized handling of affairs …”

M. Bucholc Max Weber´s Sociology of Law in Poland S. 405-422

„… rightly use the term »Polish exceptionalism« in order to cover all the age-old specificities of Poland …” „… reception, in order to move on to a general picture of the Polish sociology of law. I will view the …” „… not be put in a volume bearing that title: the elements of the sociology of law are abundant in the …”

M. Koenig The Right to Religious Freedom S. 511-526

„… out of collective interest in peace and order.8 Rather, the right to religious freedom corresponds to …” „… resulted in a »legal disestablishment« in which both the legal concept of Christianity as an element of …” „… Matthias Koenig The Right to Religious Freedom – A Modern Pattern of Differentiation and its …”

D. Witte "Normatives Handeln" - Überlegungen zu einer abwesenden Kategorie in Max Webers Handungstypologie S. 99-182

„… . Kron: General Theory of Action?, S. 201 f.). Kron spricht hier in Bezug auf Esser von einer …” „… das gesamte strukturfunktionalistische Paradigma. Parsons entwickelte vor allem in der Structure of …” „… : »A normative orientation is fundamental to the schema of action in the same sense that space is fundamental to …”

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TG Volume 89 (2022) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-3503

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Ellen Harlizius-Klück, Vivek S. Oak, Annapurna Mamidipudi Conflicting Threads. Technological Innovation and the Socio-technical Ensemble of Weaving S. 35-62

„… the ship.65 Weaving provides a type of order that rests on a balance of binary/primary elements: the …” „… includes social and political organization, pro-cedures of ordering elements into bigger systems, that …” „… the knowledge (i.e. the order-through-number) of weaving from the practice (and thus from the weaver …”

Helmuth Trischler Technologies as Anchors for Societal Conflicts. An Introduction S. 3-8

„… element to the ever-growing pile of the-oretical tools and analytical approaches designed to further our …” „… presuppose a separation of these very elements, which in itself has a specifi c history. Specifi cally, it …” „… a technology that weaving-based conceptions of order were even taken as a foundation for con-ceiving …”

Christian Götter Technologies as Anchors for Societal Conflicts. An Outline of the Concept S. 9-34

„… ‘course of Nature’” and “embodied a double threat to the settled order”.55 At the same time, it clearly …” „… practices. The tradition of the just price and the fair wage lived longer among ’the lower orders‘ than is …” „… , they fi nd in the latter, defi ned as “collectively imagined forms of social life and social order refl …”

Helen Piel, Rudolf Seising, Christian Götter The Computer Metaphor. Anchoring the Fear of Human Obsolescence(s) since the 20th Century S. 87-118

„… the prime echo chambers for socio-technical futures,12 as well as elements of the public discourse as …” „… Computer MetaphorAnchoring the Fear of Human Obsolescence(s)since the 20th CenturyHELEN PIEL, RUDOLF …” „… in the form of vanishing human exceptionalism and of technological unem-ployment were anchored to the …”

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