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Philosophy of Money – Synthetic Part. Ch. 4,5,6.
And thus, the great Georg Simmel project of the beginning of the year concluded! I finished reading Philosophy of Money this past Sunday. My thoughts on the process of reading this book are found here, and what I shall apply … Continue reading
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Tagged alienation, Georg Simmel, human relations, money, personal value, Philosophy of Money, socialism, style of life
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Georg Simmel – Themes and Life
I’m a weekend away from finishing Georg Simmel’s Philosophy of Money. In order to better understand Simmel I read a collection of essays about him compiled and edited by Lewis Coser. This book was organized into a general introduction to … Continue reading
Georg Simmel – The Philosophy of Money. Chapter 2 and 3.
Despite the long span of time between posts I have been reading George’s Simmel’s tome on my 30 minutes lunch break daily, and am still delighted with his analytic observations, and soon to be captivated by his synthetic inferences. Reading … Continue reading
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George Simmel – The Philosophy of Money
Although I had intended to begin the primary document reading with works related to religion, it was the be-bopping tune “Forget You” by Cee Lo Green which changed my mind. The lyrics of this ditty lead the listener to believe … Continue reading
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Tagged exchange, Georg Simmel, Kant, money, philosophy, Philosophy of Money, value
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