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Formations of the Secular. Transcendence in a Closed Worldltural construction of transcendence in the current societal predicament. These are interpreted as ‘morphogenesis’ or ‘catastrophes’ of transcendence, in that they involve creative elaborations or radical exits from the mediation formulas between immanence and transcendence that had characterized cl

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The Pressure on the Human. Education, Self, and Character in the New Social Order, and formulates a first re-definition of the goals of education. The fourth and fifth sections develop such a task. Section?. introduces the concept of character, and Sect.?. moves a few steps towards an integrated model of the reflexive formation of the self, comprising character and the notion of

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The Contingency of Human Flourishing. Good Life After Modernity ‘morphogenic’ situation (Sect.?.). Section?. discusses some conceptual frameworks which are rising to the challenge. Finally, Sect.?. draws some conclusions about the current socio-cultural crossroads concerning the possibilities of the good life. The ideas of flourishing and calling are examined,

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Conclusion. A Glimpse on Morphogenic Futuresd practices of citizenship are developing along various territorial and ideal lines. Furthermore, the social and cultural developments that go under the name of post- (or trans-) human should be studied. Finally,?more attention should go to the capacity of social subjects to legitimate their own tem

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Dermis Granulomat?se Entzündungeniological analysis. The guiding idea is that significant relations can be fruitfully established between the morphogenetic approach and some recent trends of macro-sociological theory, through the identification of mutual compatibilities regarding a few conceptual hot spots. In order to illustrate i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7985-1648-9crucial social mechanisms amenable to the morphogenic condition of society are examined, with the aim of understanding how they tackled the question of openness and closure in various contexts. The text is organized as follows: In Sect.?., I lay out a working definition, and explain how such a conce