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The imaginary term in readings about modernity: Taylor and Castoriadis’ conceptions

Author(s) -

Marcela Tovar

Publication year - 2001

Publication title -

revista de estudios sociales

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.196

H-Index - 10

eISSN - 1900-5180

pISSN - 0123-885X

DOI - 10.7440/res9.2001.03

Subject(s) - modernity , feudalism , capitalism , consciousness , transformational leadership , phenomenon , the imaginary , term (time) , epistemology , sociology , philosophy , psychoanalysis , political science , social psychology , law , psychology , physics , quantum mechanics , politics

Many different theoretical positions have been taken on the phenomenon of modernity, attempting to explain this complex epochal consciousness that builds its bases on the future by opposing antiquity, and which has brought about transformational processes from the dissolution of feudalism to the emergence of capitalism in the West. Among these diverse social and philosophical theoretical proposals for understanding modernity, and more precisely for understanding the issue of “wha...

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