Cedric Blei
@b-ced.bsky.social
B.A Sociology/ history
Pursuing my masters of sociology at the University Augsburg and getting ready for the jump into full-time academics.
Pursuing my masters of sociology at the University Augsburg and getting ready for the jump into full-time academics.
Auch die Worte, die Kanzler machen, sind am Ende nur Worte – oder doch nicht?
In diesem Sinne: Rambo Zambo!
open.substack.com/pub/cedricbl...
#SozialeKonstruktion #Kanzlerwahl #Soziologie
In diesem Sinne: Rambo Zambo!
open.substack.com/pub/cedricbl...
#SozialeKonstruktion #Kanzlerwahl #Soziologie
May 6, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Auch die Worte, die Kanzler machen, sind am Ende nur Worte – oder doch nicht?
In diesem Sinne: Rambo Zambo!
open.substack.com/pub/cedricbl...
#SozialeKonstruktion #Kanzlerwahl #Soziologie
In diesem Sinne: Rambo Zambo!
open.substack.com/pub/cedricbl...
#SozialeKonstruktion #Kanzlerwahl #Soziologie
In contrast the feral concept from Anna Tsing is highly interesting and deserves to be syntheticised with social theorys. Been working on a concept of feral ruins as Spaces of Cosmopolitan Patches. Excited to tell you more soon!
#sociology #academic
#sociology #academic
#Sociology word of the day:
Anthropocentrism
a worldview that prioritizes human needs, values, and interests over those of other species and the environment. It positions humans as the central or most significant entities, often leading to...
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Anthropocentrism
a worldview that prioritizes human needs, values, and interests over those of other species and the environment. It positions humans as the central or most significant entities, often leading to...
See more
thesociologydictionary.com/sociology-di...
Anthropocentrism - The Sociology Dictionary
Anthropocentrism prioritizes human interests over nature, often leading to environmental harm. Discover its definition, meaning, and sociological significance here.
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November 25, 2024 at 11:43 PM
In contrast the feral concept from Anna Tsing is highly interesting and deserves to be syntheticised with social theorys. Been working on a concept of feral ruins as Spaces of Cosmopolitan Patches. Excited to tell you more soon!
#sociology #academic
#sociology #academic
Georg Simmel explores the tension between individuals and society. The desire to preserve one’s individuality clashes with the overwhelming forces of culture and technology. However, individuality can only emerge because society provides a range of possibilities to draw from.
November 25, 2024 at 4:56 PM
Georg Simmel explores the tension between individuals and society. The desire to preserve one’s individuality clashes with the overwhelming forces of culture and technology. However, individuality can only emerge because society provides a range of possibilities to draw from.
Trying to reconcile Jürgen Habermas' normative theory of of communicative action with Michel Foucault's descriptive discourse theory. Why do you write so confusingly, Habermas? Why? Why all the excursions?
#sociology #socialtheory
#sociology #socialtheory
November 24, 2024 at 6:00 PM
Trying to reconcile Jürgen Habermas' normative theory of of communicative action with Michel Foucault's descriptive discourse theory. Why do you write so confusingly, Habermas? Why? Why all the excursions?
#sociology #socialtheory
#sociology #socialtheory
Optimist: the cup is ½ full
Pessimist: the cup is ½ empty
Sociologist: Whether the glass is perceived as half full or half empty depends on the cultural patterns of interpretation and the underlying power relations.
Pessimist: the cup is ½ empty
Sociologist: Whether the glass is perceived as half full or half empty depends on the cultural patterns of interpretation and the underlying power relations.
Optimist: the cup is ½ full
Pessimist: the cup is ½ empty
Sociologist: What's the difference between a cup, a bowl and a bucket? They all can carry liquids. Cups are a social construction.
Pessimist: the cup is ½ empty
Sociologist: What's the difference between a cup, a bowl and a bucket? They all can carry liquids. Cups are a social construction.
Optimist: the cup is ½ full
Pessimist: the cup is ½ empty
Economist: but at what price?
Pessimist: the cup is ½ empty
Economist: but at what price?
November 24, 2024 at 1:57 AM
Optimist: the cup is ½ full
Pessimist: the cup is ½ empty
Sociologist: Whether the glass is perceived as half full or half empty depends on the cultural patterns of interpretation and the underlying power relations.
Pessimist: the cup is ½ empty
Sociologist: Whether the glass is perceived as half full or half empty depends on the cultural patterns of interpretation and the underlying power relations.
What is the political situation in the #USA teaching us about #constructivism? Isn't it interesting: since quite a few years now starting before #Trumps first election, during covid and now just shortly before Trumps second presidency the constructedness of knowledge is omnipresent?
November 23, 2024 at 8:31 PM
What is the political situation in the #USA teaching us about #constructivism? Isn't it interesting: since quite a few years now starting before #Trumps first election, during covid and now just shortly before Trumps second presidency the constructedness of knowledge is omnipresent?
I am thinking about the triangulation of concepts in the context of politcal-social-ideas like Latour did it with conflict between archaism-modernization: youtu.be/7AGg-oHzPsM?...
I think that there is a robust culture of thinking in dualisms or binarities when it comes to social sciences.
I think that there is a robust culture of thinking in dualisms or binarities when it comes to social sciences.
Bruno Latour: Why Gaia is not the Globe
YouTube video by Faculty of Arts, Aarhus Universitet
youtu.be
November 23, 2024 at 4:50 PM
I am thinking about the triangulation of concepts in the context of politcal-social-ideas like Latour did it with conflict between archaism-modernization: youtu.be/7AGg-oHzPsM?...
I think that there is a robust culture of thinking in dualisms or binarities when it comes to social sciences.
I think that there is a robust culture of thinking in dualisms or binarities when it comes to social sciences.