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Tibor Dessewffy

The Law of the Interpreter

Released: Replika 9–10, 23–29.

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- Zygmunt Bauman
Is There a Postmodern Sociology?
- Tibor Dessewffy
The Law of the Interpreter
- Judit Bodnár
Late Capitalism as the Economic Logic of Postmodernism?
- Zsolt Nagy
About the Postmodern, Objectively
- Balázs Kiss
Baudrillard, the Postmodern
- Zsolt Farkas
Lyotard and the Postmodern System Conditions
- András Szántó
That's All Folks!
Selected Bibliography from the Postmodern Social Science Literature
Debate on the Chances of the Sociology of Our Region
- Ferenc Moksony
Comment on the study of György Csepeli and Anna Wessely entitled “The Cognitive Chance of Central European Sociology”
- Anna Wessely
Instead of an Answer
- Pál Léderer
What do I Care About Science?
- Miklós Hadas
The Context of the Credo. (Reply to Pál Léderer)
Debate on Gratitude Money
- István Bordás
Market and Black Market in Healthcare
- Iván Csaba
For the Economic Interpretation of Gratitude Money
Life-course Analysis
- Karl Ulrich Mayer
Life Courses and Social Change
- Karl Ulrich Mayer
- J. Huinink
Age, period, and cohort in the study of the life course: A comparison of classical APC-analysis with event history analysis or farewell to Lexis?
- Karl Ulrich Mayer
- Glenn R. Carroll
Jobs and Classes: Structural Constrains on Career Mobility
- Martin Kohli
Institutionalization and Individualization of the Career Path
- Karl Ulrich Mayer
Afterword
Consolidated Bibliography for Life Course Analysis Studies
Repertoire 1-8.

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