Titlebook: Georg Simmel’s Concluding Thoughts; Worlds, Lives, Fragm David Beer Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Georg Si

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The Emerging Figuretion for developing his ideas and thinking. Continuing with the exploration of Simmel’s book on Rembrandt along with his other writings and letters, this chapter builds upon the previous chapter but focuses in more narrowly on how Simmel began to conceptualise life and its limits. This chapter looks

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The Turn Towards Ideasthose essays. The chapter focuses upon Simmel’s discussion of knowledge and ideas. It looks at how conceptions of the world enable people to piece together the fragments of modernity into coherent wholes. Picking up on the previous chapter, this section looks at how changes in knowledge transform th

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Death and Immortalityhose essays. It looks at the way that Simmel brings questions of death and mortality into his analysis. In particular it explores how death creates limits within which life is led. The chapter explores Simmel’s argument about death being immanent to life rather than being its opposite. The chapter a

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The Law of the Individual final essay in that book. This is the longest and most conceptually detail of the essays in .. This chapter provides and examination of Simmel’s understandings of the limits brought about by notions of law and of norms and expectations. The chapter looks at the relations between notions of what oug

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Conclusion: Working with and Using Simmel’s IdeasThis chapter looks at how Simmel produced questions and insights of various types and asks how we might work-with his late writings instead of simply applying them. This chapter looks at the questions that Simmel asks and picks out some of the many concepts and ideas discussed in the previous chapte

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