Titlebook: On Willing Selves; Neoliberal Politics Sabine Maasen,Barbara Sutter Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Distributionsm?glichkeiten schaffen (Abschnitt 3.1). In Abschnitt 3.2 geht es darum, die ?konomischen Konsequenzen im Hinblick auf Kosten und Eigentumsrechte zu untersuchen. Kennzeichnend für die Entwicklung auf dem Onlinemusikmarkt ist die Entstehung illegaler Angebote im Internet, die ein kostenlo

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Introduction: Reviving a Sociology of Willing Selvesng mocked as revealing insights that are not really new with the help of costly experimentation and instrumentation. Above all, neuro-marketing seems to have found out that favorite brands are favored by our brains, too (Schnabel, 2003).

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Self-Help: The Making of Neosocial Selves in Neoliberal Society present a problem to an expert, who will then help us, as a layperson, to solve that problem in various settings (be it short-term, long-term therapy or counseling). Second, they require that one knows when to seek professional help and how to choose among various offers on the market (you pick up

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Technologies of the Will and Their Christian Rootsn the predestination of our actions and the feelings of our brains would be quite comparable with the traditional belief in predestination by ‘God’s brain’, so to speak ‘cerebrum cerebro-rum’. Of course, the question of the freedom of our will and the resulting problem of responsibility for our acti

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The Person as an Effect of Communicationmeaning of attribution practices to individuals. How selves can emerge as ‘willing selves’ is the fundamental question of this volume and the fundamental question of the bourgeois tradition. The basic question of this bourgeois world was: ‘How can we will what we have to do?’ The contemporary questi

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