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This "social" thing is similar to so many societal changes occuring over time. It's introduced, picked up, overdone, there is an anti-movement and over time, it
by dsplittgerber 16y ago
This "social" thing is similar to so many societal changes occuring over time. It's introduced, picked up, overdone, there is an anti-movement and over time, it finds its way into regular life in an amount and a way that fits with people's lifestyle.
In internet speak, let's wait and see how social 2.0 comes about.
- cageface 16y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialectic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialectic thesis -> antithesis -> synthesis
- carbocation 16y ago(In particular, that formulation fits with what most people would call the "Hegelian dialectic.")
- cageface 16y agoYep. I get the impression from chatting with people more up on philosophy that this model has fallen into disfavor but I seem to bump into real-world examples of it all the time.
- maxawaytoolong 16y agoIt moved over to the other humanities domains. Every philosophical "criticism" (art, literary, feminist, media, cultural, etc) stems from Hegel. The latest trend is Zizek.