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the acceleration of social change. Through this work, Rosa argues that the history of modernity is simultaneously the history of accelerating change. The time-saving nature of technical progress leads to a time shortage rather than a gain of time. According to Rosa, the multitude of possibilities leads to the fact that a person can no longer exhaust the possibilities given to them in the course of their life. The "rate of increase exceeds the rate of acceleration", which leads to the fact that what has just been experienced is no longer up to date and individuals have no chance of dying "satisfied with life". Rosa uses the "
401:: According to this, human beings must never – or rather can never – rest or be satisfied, because otherwise they would have to reckon with a loss or disadvantage. Rosa no longer sees any possibilities for humanity to control life, since the pace of acceleration has taken on a life of its own. Most recently, he has dealt in particular with the topos of desynchronisation, i.e. the increasing divergence of the time structures of various social sub-areas such as politics and the economy.
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Acceleration: The Change in Temporal Structures”. Rosa argues that a “technically or economically” induced acceleration is evidenced in the rapid development of technology in the 19th and 20th centuries and
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as powerful sources of resonance, rather than diametrically opposed approaches to analysis. Felski argues that the idea of resonance “pushes back against regimes of accounting in the contemporary university: the ubiquitous rhetoric of metrics, impact factors, and citation indexes”, all areas which
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questions the specificity of concepts such as resonance and sees in it the end of a critical theory founded on “looking coldly at society.” Rosa notes how some have described resonance as having reactionary tendencies, though he reports “it’s very clear they are not ... because I don’t try to
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has stated that Rosa's sociology of world relations invites us not to “reduce our relationship to the world to one of active agents that use passive resources as this easily mirrors the experiences of alienation in modernity.” Brinkmann proposes that cultural psychology should do more to take
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421:. Drafted within the framework of a "sociology of world relations", resonance theory elevates everyday experiences of successful, "resonant" connections to our world, and uses those as a critical groundwork. Rosa sees himself as continuing in the
384:, subject and identity theories, sociology of time and theory of acceleration, as well as what he calls the "sociology of world relations". His books are received internationally and have been translated into 15 languages.
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are resultant from the general development of modern society. He also analyses which political views are more likely to result in voluntary or civic engagement. According to Rosa, identification with the
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and received his Ph.D. for his dissertation on political philosophy according to
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overlook the act of learning as something with is self-transformative and brings together “cognition and emotional, analysis and affect” whose “outcomes cannot be known in advance.”
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preserve any tradition, and I certainly don’t want to say something has to be because it was like that in the past."
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Gesellschaftstheorie. Der Beitrag der 'Cambridge School' zur Metatheorie",
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Acceleration: A New Theory of Modernity (2013), Resonance: A Sociology of Our Relationship to the World (2016)
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Die Quelle aller Angst und die
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