齐格蒙·鲍曼(Zygmunt Bauman, 1926- )当代最著名的社会家与哲学家之一,是“后现代主义”概念的主要创造者。他出生于波兰,曾任华沙大学社会系教授,1968年离开波兰,1969-1971年在特拉维夫和海法大学任教,后前往英国,任利兹大学终身教授,同时也在柏克利、耶鲁、堪培拉等大学任客座教授。主要著作有《阐释学与社会科学》(1987)、《现代性与大屠杀》(1989)、《现代性与矛盾》(1991)、《后现代性其不满》(1997)、《全球化:人类后果》(1998)。
Attempting to provide a sociological explanation of the Holocaust, the main theme of this work is the demonstration that the Holocaust has to be understood as deeply involved with the nature of modernity - neither a single event nor a simple outpouring of barbarism. The author discusses what sociology can teach us about the Holocaust, but more particularly concentrates upon the lesson which the Holocaust has for sociology. There are two ways, he points out, in which the significance of the Holocaust can be side-stepped in our understanding of modernity. One way is to present the Holocaust as something which happened to the Jews, as an event in Jewish history. A second way is to regard the Holocaust as representing loathsome aspects of social life which the progress of modernity will increasingly overcome. Neither of these views stand up to scrutiny, according to the author.
文明的指向。文明指向哪里,哪里就要连根拔起,至少我们要看清这是怎么回事。大屠杀发生在这个世界上最先进的国家:理性官僚制、科学技术与工程、责任制、纪律性..至少这些还是我们追求的..大屠杀的起源有着悠久的渊源,伴随着基督教与犹太教的分歧而来,这种伴性构成了基督共...
评分 评分近现代以来,世界范围内发生了数次大规模的屠杀事件:1915前后发生的亚美尼亚大屠杀事件受害者达到一百五十万之众;1936-1938年的苏联大清洗屠杀了六十八万至一百三十万左右的苏联人民;1937年12月-1938年1月侵华日军南京大屠杀,30万军民惨遭屠戮;二战期间纳粹大屠杀,屠杀了...
评分前几节将大屠杀研究的几个基本的论点结合史料都说的挺详细,算是这方面理论的“集大成”。可惜后两节加上那篇发言稿所提供的解决方案简直是terrible,而且那种方案不但不会遏制道德的无王状态(见发言稿)反而会助长“以理杀人”这种大屠杀模式。 本书前几节略述如...
评分Q:When one finds himself in a society wherein almost every condition that gave rise to the Holocaust could find its modern parallel, how should he feel and act? Is it merely historical contingency that prevents him from becoming complicit in the monstrosity that could materialize almost independent of his (and indeed, his fellow compatriots') will?
评分还是看原版冲击力更强大
评分虽然看完了但并不知道看了什么系列……感觉大段大段的车轱辘话反复说……我不配读社会学【。
评分Q:When one finds himself in a society wherein almost every condition that gave rise to the Holocaust could find its modern parallel, how should he feel and act? Is it merely historical contingency that prevents him from becoming complicit in the monstrosity that could materialize almost independent of his (and indeed, his fellow compatriots') will?
评分社会心理学课必读书目。
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