Modernity Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Particularly since the start of the 18th century, philosophers began to reflect on the question of art resulting in the emergence of ‘aesthetics’ as an independent philosophical discipline. This has resulted in the formation of various theories of and perspectives on the ‘nature’ of art – from the theory of mimesis to expression theories; from formalism to post-structuralism, and beyond. The emergence of these perspectives are linked with the role of art in society and culture, and inf...

Class Notes for Sociology, Culture, and Modernity 2020/21 including all classes/lectures and additional information from seminars added into the same file later on

These are notes made while following the lectures. They serve as an addition to the lecture slides. All the sociologists discussed occur in the notes, in the same order as they appeared in the course.

This is an extensive summary of the first five weeks of the course Sociology, Culture and Modernity, given in the third year of the bachelor IBACS/ACW. Summary includes notes and examples on the literature and lectures.

Clear summary for the course Sociology, Culture and Modernity (SCAM) on the Erasmus University bachelor of Arts and Culture year three. Concludes an overview of every sociologist discussed in the course, including their theories and most important concepts. Including detailed explanations of the theories, I added a lot of examples in order to understand the theories and concepts better.

Complete, hand written notes for SCAM - Sociology, Culture and Modernity. The most important concepts are highlighted. Includes side notes, detailed explanations and examples to understand concepts better.

Concise summary of the course Sociology, Culture & Modernity, International Bachelor of Arts and Culture Studies, taught at Erasmus University Rotterdam