Kirill Postoutenko
Kirill Postoutenko (PhD) teaches literature, sociology and anthropology at the Smolny College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in Saint-Petersburg and is currently a Senior Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Studies in Paris.
transcript-Publications in the Research Fields: Cultural History, History, History of the 20th Century, Sociology, Sociology of Media, Theory of History
Publications in the Series: Cultural and Media Studies, Histoire
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Kirill Postoutenko
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Asymmetrical Concepts after Reinhart Koselleck
Historical Semantics and Beyond
Asymmetrical concepts revisited: 35 years after Koselleck's influential analyses, this volume brings together new contributions on a general theory of »asymmetrical concepts«.
Kirill Postoutenko
(ed.)
Totalitarian Communication
Hierarchies, Codes and Messages
Totalitarianism reviewed – this volume combines historical, sociological, and linguistic approaches into contemporary totalitarianism research: totalitarianism is a peculiar societal constellation of hierarchies, codes, and networks.
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Totalitarian Communication
Frontmatter
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CONTENTS
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Acknowledgments
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Prolegomena to the Study of Totalitarian Communication
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Performance and Management of Political Leadership in Totalitarian and Democratic Societies
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AUTHORS
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Asymmetrical Concepts after Reinhart Koselleck
Frontmatter
Seiten 1 - 4 -
Contents
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Acknowledgments
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Asymmetrical Concepts and Political Asymmetries
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From Asymmetries to Concepts
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Authors
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Totalitarian Communication
Frontmatter
Seiten 1 - 4 -
CONTENTS
Seiten 5 - 8 -
Acknowledgments
Seiten 9 - 10 -
Prolegomena to the Study of Totalitarian Communication
Seiten 11 - 40 -
Performance and Management of Political Leadership in Totalitarian and Democratic Societies
Seiten 91 - 122 -
AUTHORS
Seiten 313 - 316 -
Practices of Comparing
Preliminary Typology of Comparative Utterances
Seiten 39 - 86