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            Körperspuren

            Zur Semantik und Paradoxie moderner Körperlichkeit

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            Bette, Karl-Heinrich
            Language
            German
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            Abstract
            Der Körper wird gegenwärtig in der Architektur seiner Formen und in der Tiefe seiner Strukturen und Prozesse neu definiert und erkundet. Karl-Heinrich Bette zeigt in seiner inzwischen zum Standardwerk der Soziologie des Körpers avancierten Arbeit, wie immer mehr Menschen im Rahmen von Sport, Freizeit, Mode, Gesundheitsorientierung oder Protestkultur auf ihre physisch-organische Nahwelt zurückgreifen, um die überfordernden Konsequenzen des gesellschaftlichen Modernisierungsprozesses abzufangen oder kritisch zu kommentieren. Die zentrale Perspektive der Arbeit wendet sich ab von der nostalgischen und zu einfach konzipierten Lehre vom reinen Verlust des Körpers in der Moderne und betont stattdessen die paradoxe Gleichzeitigkeit von Körperdistanzierung und Körperaufwertung im Verlauf der sozio-kulturellen Evolution. Die Arbeit thematisiert damit nicht nur Zeichen, die die Gesellschaft am Körper setzt, sondern folgt auch jenen Spuren, die der Körper in Gestalt körperorientierter Sozialsysteme und Semantiken in der Gesellschaft hinterlässt. Die »Körperspuren« liegen hier in einer überarbeiteten und erheblich ergänzten zweiten Auflage vor.; The body is currently being redefined and explored in the architecture of its forms and in the depth of its structures and processes. Karl-Heinrich Bette's work, which has meanwhile become the standard work in the sociology of the body, shows how more and more people are resorting to their physical-organic environment in the context of sport, leisure, fashion, health orientation or protest culture in order to intercept or critically comment on the overburdening consequences of the process of social modernization. The central perspective of the work turns away from the nostalgic and too simply conceived doctrine of the pure loss of the body in modernity and instead emphasizes the paradoxical simultaneity of body distance and body enhancement in the course of socio-cultural evolution. The work thus not only addresses the issues that society sets on the body, but also follows the traces that the body leaves behind in society in the form of body-oriented social systems and semantics. »Traces of the Body« is presented here in a revised and considerably supplemented second edition.
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            https://doab-dev.siscern.org/handle/20.500.12854/187361
            Keywords
            Körper; Körpersoziologie; Sport; Systemtheorie; Soziologie; Body; Systems Theory; Sociology; thema EDItEUR::J Society and Social Sciences::JH Sociology and anthropology::JHB Sociology
            DOI
            10.14361/9783839404232
            ISBN
            9783899424232
            Publisher
            transcript Verlag
            Publisher website
            http://www.transcript-verlag.de
            Publication date and place
            Bielefeld, 2005
            Series
            a1e5b108-209b-4249-abf4-05b7d9636ed4, KörperKulturen,
            Pages
            298
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