What Comes in the Place of… (Artificial Joints and Networks under Socialism)
What Comes in the Place of… (Artificial Joints and Networks under Socialism)
Author(s): Andrei BunzhulovSubject(s): Social Sciences
Published by: Институт по философия и социология при БАН
Summary/Abstract: A ‘radically new society’ – how did pre-1989 society really exist, as a product of the practical realization of a project which in its basic aspects comes out to be unrealized and even unrealizable, but not as the utopias, as an impossible, nonexistent place, but as a place of a reality transformed as a result of the realization of the project? Searching for an answer, the author asks: ‘What emerges in the place of?’ – i.e., in the place of modern capitalist structures – in order to trace the structural transformations of those specific formations which his theoretical tradition calls ‘second networks’.
Journal: Социологически проблеми
- Issue Year: 38/2006
- Issue No: Special
- Page Range: 388-412
- Page Count: 25
- Language: English
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