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Resonanz und Kritik

A new book by Jörg Oberthür and Bettina Hollstein has just been published by Suhrkamp. "Resonanz und Kritik" (Resonance and Criticism) is dedicated to perspectives on a sociology of our relations to the world.

Bettina Hollstein and Jörg Oberthür (eds.) with Gesche Keding and Peter Schulz
Resonanz und Kritik
Perspektiven auf eine Soziologie der Weltbeziehungen

Suhrkamp, 2025
ISBN: 978-3-518-30045-9
573 pages
30 EUR // ebook: 29,99 EUR

Hartmut Rosa's resonance theory is currently one of the most discussed proposals for rethinking social science and social criticism. In this volume, thinkers from various disciplines examine it and apply it: to democracy and education, to our dealings with nature and to the acceleration of crisis development. Urgent problems can be analysed in a new light with this theory of world relations. However, what the theory itself says about world relations still applies: there remains a moment of unavailability. With texts by Maeve Cooke, Silke van Dyk, Axel Honneth, Stephan Lessenich, Martin Mulsow, Martin Saar and Charles Taylor, among others.