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• Benno Werlen
  ...behaviour’ which is a respons from past to present. Action meant that a person has ideas of how things could or should be otherwise and also tries to real
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• Boundary of social system
  ...derstand and approach the world, says Luhmann. He also explains that every person is a system on its own, because everyone has its own opinion, perspective a
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• Capital
  ...e other three dimensions. The more economic, cultural and social capital a person has, the higher his symbolic capital. Bourdieu sees symbolic capital as a c
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• Cartesian dualism
  ...s us that Adam needed God to breathe life into his body to become a living person (Fraser, M. & Greco, M, 2005, p. 260).
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• Cartesian rationalism and Ley & Samuels
  ...meant that the mere thinking of someone's own existence is proof that that person exists. It introduced a fundamental doubt about existence itself, and an ex
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• Decentering
  ...ly an object in means of transportation, while the same car is for another person an object in means of a rebuild project.
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• Double contingency
  ...ssibility double contingency also refers to the necessary of more than one person to communicate and from here create social interaction. Concerning the theo
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• Edmund Husserl
  ...ciousness. Such reflection was to take place from a highly modified "first person" viewpoint, studying phenomena not as they appear to "my" consciousness, bu
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• Edward Relph
  ...than stressed. Relph suggested that the more profoundly inside a place the person feels, the stronger will be his or her identity with that place. On the other hand, a person can be separate or alienated from place, and this mode of place experience
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• Existentialism
  ..., a human being will become something (out of nothing). They become a real person who is different from all other persons in life and by making choices they ...cause they are born, but don’t have any identity. But then become a real person, a real human being by things they do and choices they make. You are what u
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• Friedrich Nietzsche
  ...What counts as a preferable and legitimate action depends upon the kind of person one is. The deciding factor is whether one is weaker, sicker and on the dec
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• Gilles Deleuze
  ... numerous than others. Majority assumes a state of power and domination. A person has to deterritorialise the major language so it is a problem of becoming ( ...el, 2000, p. 125). One process ( a fold) can always be refolded by another person. So you get one process upon the other there are always things to add. As M
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• Goal rationality
  NB. These aspect are for me important. Aspects will differ for each person.
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• Habitus
  ...dieu, there is a connection between habitus and the field (social sphere a person lives in). The habitus represents the social conditions of the field. These
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• Heidegger
  ...ial philosophers of the 20th century. He was seen as quite a controversial person. Not only as an academic, but also because of his involvement with Nazism.
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• Herbert Blumer
  ...re handled in, and modified through, an interpretative process used by the person in dealing with the things he encounters (Blumer 1969, p. 2).
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• Hermeneutics
  ...ng, the chance of succesful [[communication]] is larger (Romeijn, 2003). A person's horizon can become wider when they learn or experience things. When peopl
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• Humanistic geography
  ...d human significance of life event and an expansive view of what the human person is and can do.''
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• Humberto Maturana
  ...anything,’ because I don’t have the passion in the same sense that the person that has objectivity without parentheses. And I think that this is the main
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• Ideal type (vs. real type)
  ...iffer from person to person. On one hand value-rationality can be moral, a person wants to perform virtues because he or she thinks this is right. On the oth
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