Key contemporary concepts : from abjection to zeno's paradox

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Key contemporary concepts : from abjection to zeno's paradox

John Lechte

(SAGE key concepts)

SAGE, 2003

  • : pbk

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Key contemporary concepts

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An essential roadmap to the key concepts which frame our understanding of society and culture. From cybernetics to quantum theory, from ideology to power, from aesthetics to mimesis, this book spans a range of disciplines to provide an insight into the current scientific and intellectual state of society.

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A Note on the Text Introduction A Abjection Aesthetics Alienation Allegory Analogue Analytic-Synthetic Arbitrary Atonality B Beauty Being Biotechnology Blase Body C Chance Clone Code Communication Community Complexity Culture Cybernetics Cyberspace Cyborg D Deconstruction Dictionary-Encyclopedia Diegesis Differance Difference-Individuality Differend Digital E Economy Encyclopedia (see Dictionary-Encyclopedia) Entropy Epistemology Eros-Eroticism Event Exchange F Family Fantasy / Phantasy Fantasm Fractal Freedom Fuzzy Logic G General Will Gift Globalisation Governmentality Grammatology H Habitus History I Icon Identification Identity Ideology Image Imaginary Imagination Immanent/Immanence-Transcendent / Transcendence Index Information Interpretation J Justice K Klanfarbenmelodie Knowledge L Labour-power Legitimacy Life Local Logos-Mythos Love M Memory Metaphor Metaphysics Mimesis Modernity Money Montage Mythos (see Logos-Mythos) N Necessity Network Nihilism O Object Ontology Other P Panopticon Phantasy / Phantasm (see Fantasy / Fantasm) Pixel Postmodernity Power Profane (see Sacred-Profane) Q Quantum R Responsibility Ressentiment Rhizome Risk-Society S Sacred-Profane Semiotic Sign: Signifier/Signified Simulacrum Spectacle Subject Synthetic (see Analytical-Synthetic) T Technics Theory Thermodynamics Time Transcendence (see Immanent/Immanence / Transcendent / Transcendence) Truth U Unconscious Universal V Value Virtual (see Cyberspace) Virus, W Work Writing X Xenophobia, Z Zeno's Paradox

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