Morphogenesis and Human Flourishing
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Morphogenesis and Human Flourishing
Archer, Margaret S.
Springer International Publishing AG
07/2018
296
Mole
Inglês
9783319841670
15 a 20 dias
5181
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Chapter 1. Introduction; Margaret S. Archer.- Part I. What is Human Flourishing and On What It Depend?.- Chapter 2. Human Flourishing and Human Morphogenesis: A Critical Realist Interpretation and Critique.- Chapter 3. Some Reservations about Flourishing; Douglas V. Porpora.- Chapter 4. Reflexivity in a Just Morphogenic Society: A Sociological Contribution to Political Philosophy; Ismael Al-Amoudi.- Chapter 5. The Morphogenic Society as Source and Challenge for Human Fulfillment; Andrea M. Maccarini.- Part II. Does the Intensification of Morphogenesis Promote or Impede Eudaimonia?.- Chapter 6. Does Intensive Morphogenesis Foster Human Capacities or Liabilities?; Maragaret S. Archer.- Chapter 7. What Does a 'Good Life' Mean in a Morphogenic Society? The Viewpoint of Relational Sociology; Pierpaolo Donati.- Chapter 8. Flourishing or Fragmenting Amidst Variety: And the Digitalization of the Archive; Mark Carrigan.- Chapter 9. Corporations, Taxationsand Responsibility: Practical and Onto-Analytical Issues for Morphogenesis and Eudaimonia: A Posse ad Esse?; Jaime Morgan and William Sun.- Part III. Social Institutions and the Good Life.- Chapter 10. Networks and Commons: Bureaucracy, Collegiality and Organizational Morphogenesis in the Struggles to Shape New Sharing Institutions; Emmanuel Lazega.- Chapter 11. Eudaimonic Bubbles, Social Change and the NHS; Tony Lawson.- Chapter 12. The Will to Be: Human Flourishing and the Good International Society; Colin Wright.- Chapter 13. Creating Common Good: The Global Sustainable Information Society as the Good Society; Wolfgang Hofkirchner.
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Human Flourishing and Human Morphogenesis;Definition of Human Flourishing;Reflexivity in a Morphogenic Society;Human Fulfillment in a Morphogenic Society;Morphogenesis and Human Capacities;Good Life in a Morphogenic Society;Morphogensis and Eudaimonia;Organizational Morphogenesis;Promoting Human Flourishing
Chapter 1. Introduction; Margaret S. Archer.- Part I. What is Human Flourishing and On What It Depend?.- Chapter 2. Human Flourishing and Human Morphogenesis: A Critical Realist Interpretation and Critique.- Chapter 3. Some Reservations about Flourishing; Douglas V. Porpora.- Chapter 4. Reflexivity in a Just Morphogenic Society: A Sociological Contribution to Political Philosophy; Ismael Al-Amoudi.- Chapter 5. The Morphogenic Society as Source and Challenge for Human Fulfillment; Andrea M. Maccarini.- Part II. Does the Intensification of Morphogenesis Promote or Impede Eudaimonia?.- Chapter 6. Does Intensive Morphogenesis Foster Human Capacities or Liabilities?; Maragaret S. Archer.- Chapter 7. What Does a 'Good Life' Mean in a Morphogenic Society? The Viewpoint of Relational Sociology; Pierpaolo Donati.- Chapter 8. Flourishing or Fragmenting Amidst Variety: And the Digitalization of the Archive; Mark Carrigan.- Chapter 9. Corporations, Taxationsand Responsibility: Practical and Onto-Analytical Issues for Morphogenesis and Eudaimonia: A Posse ad Esse?; Jaime Morgan and William Sun.- Part III. Social Institutions and the Good Life.- Chapter 10. Networks and Commons: Bureaucracy, Collegiality and Organizational Morphogenesis in the Struggles to Shape New Sharing Institutions; Emmanuel Lazega.- Chapter 11. Eudaimonic Bubbles, Social Change and the NHS; Tony Lawson.- Chapter 12. The Will to Be: Human Flourishing and the Good International Society; Colin Wright.- Chapter 13. Creating Common Good: The Global Sustainable Information Society as the Good Society; Wolfgang Hofkirchner.
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Human Flourishing and Human Morphogenesis;Definition of Human Flourishing;Reflexivity in a Morphogenic Society;Human Fulfillment in a Morphogenic Society;Morphogenesis and Human Capacities;Good Life in a Morphogenic Society;Morphogensis and Eudaimonia;Organizational Morphogenesis;Promoting Human Flourishing
