High Modernity
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| - | High modernity is a process that continues the proces of [[modernity]]. It continess on processes like rationality, urbanization and technological advance. Because of the accelerating changes, high modernity increases uncertainty. High modernity caused a change between modernization and time and between modernization and space. The relationship between modernization and time has changed because modernity is institutionally reflexive. | + | High modernity is a process that continues the proces of [[modernity]]. It continess on processes like rationality, urbanization and technological advance. Because of the accelerating changes, high modernity increases uncertainty. High modernity caused a change between modernization and time and between modernization and space. The relationship between modernization and time has changed because modernity is institutionally reflexive. This means that |
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| + | * Page created by Lieke Vogels- 16 october 2012 | ||
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High Modernity
High modernity is a process that continues the proces of modernity. It continess on processes like rationality, urbanization and technological advance. Because of the accelerating changes, high modernity increases uncertainty. High modernity caused a change between modernization and time and between modernization and space. The relationship between modernization and time has changed because modernity is institutionally reflexive. This means that
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- Page created by Lieke Vogels- 16 october 2012
