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HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY OF S. EISENSTADT – AN ACCOMPLISHED WORK OPEN FOR INSPIRATION
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HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY OF S. EISENSTADT – AN ACCOMPLISHED WORK OPEN FOR INSPIRATION
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S0132-16250000392-7-1
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Article
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Published
Authors
Šubrt Jiří 
Edition
Volume 362 Issue 6
Pages
13-20
Abstract
Israeli sociologist S. N. Eisenstadt has reached a leading position in world sociology through the study of civilizations perspective, “axial time” and development of the concept of “plurality of forms of modernity” (“multiple modernities”). Eisenstadt believes that modernim and Westernization are not identical concepts; the Western model is not the only true modernist style, although plays the role of historical precedent. Variability of modernism, he said, explains the results of the interpenetration and combination of universal trends of modernization, traditions, different value systems, cultural assumptions and historical experience.
Keywords
historical sociology, social change, civilization, axis is time, art Nouveau
Date of publication
01.06.2014
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