Jenseits von Kontemplation und Aktion: Handlungstheorien und ihre konfessionellen Denkvoraussetzungen
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Jenseits von Kontemplation und Aktion : Handlungstheorien und ihre konfessionellen Denkvoraussetzungen . / Müller, Julian.
In: Sociologia Internationalis, Vol. 57, No. 1–2, 2019, p. 39-61.Research output: Journal contributions › Journal articles › Research › peer-review
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TY - JOUR
T1 - Jenseits von Kontemplation und Aktion
T2 - Handlungstheorien und ihre konfessionellen Denkvoraussetzungen
AU - Müller, Julian
PY - 2019
Y1 - 2019
N2 - This paper will trace some tracks of a growing scepticism towards the still dominant paradigm of meaning and poiesis in humanities and social sciences. It starts with the largely forgotten study On the Sociology of Catholic Ideas of 1927, in which early on Gustav Gundlach expresses his dissatisfaction with concepts of action that overemphasize rationality and intellectuality and anticipates some current critique of sociological theories of action. As Gundlach is not the only author who is criticizing a volitive and actionistic understanding of action and is thereby referring to the catholic, this paper is asking for possible confessional preconditions of certain theories of action, in which a shift was made from intellectuality, reflexivity, and intentionality to practice, rituality, and corporeality. The works of Bruno Latour, Michel de Certeau, Victor Turner, and Mario Perniola will serve as examples.
AB - This paper will trace some tracks of a growing scepticism towards the still dominant paradigm of meaning and poiesis in humanities and social sciences. It starts with the largely forgotten study On the Sociology of Catholic Ideas of 1927, in which early on Gustav Gundlach expresses his dissatisfaction with concepts of action that overemphasize rationality and intellectuality and anticipates some current critique of sociological theories of action. As Gundlach is not the only author who is criticizing a volitive and actionistic understanding of action and is thereby referring to the catholic, this paper is asking for possible confessional preconditions of certain theories of action, in which a shift was made from intellectuality, reflexivity, and intentionality to practice, rituality, and corporeality. The works of Bruno Latour, Michel de Certeau, Victor Turner, and Mario Perniola will serve as examples.
KW - Soziologie
U2 - 10.3790/sint.57.1-2.39
DO - 10.3790/sint.57.1-2.39
M3 - Zeitschriftenaufsätze
VL - 57
SP - 39
EP - 61
JO - Sociologia Internationalis
JF - Sociologia Internationalis
SN - 0038-0164
IS - 1–2
ER -