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Daisy Moreno
on Oct 30, 2024Verified
In bridging two arenas of social thought, George Simmel can be thought of as both a modernist and a postmodernist.
Bridging Arenas
Refers to the process of connecting different social, political, or intellectual domains to foster understanding or collaboration.
Modernist And Postmodernist
Terms that distinguish between the cultural movements advocating for rationalization and uniformity in modernism, versus skepticism and subjectivity in postmodernism.
- Gain insight into the contention between modern and postmodern approaches in sociological thinking.
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Learning Objectives
- Gain insight into the contention between modern and postmodern approaches in sociological thinking.
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