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No. 1(12) (2017): The Relational Turn in Sociology: Implications for the Study of Society, Culture, and Persons

Remarks on Pierpaolo Donati’s Paper: “Human Fulfillment in a Morphogenic Society: Challenges and Opportunities from a Relational Standpoint”

  • Tadeusz Szawiel
Submitted
22 May 2020
Published
01-04-2017

References

  1. Archer M.S., ed. 2017a. Morphogenesis and Human Flourishing, Springer.
  2. Archer M.S. 2017b. Introduction: Has a Morphogenic Society Arrived?, [in:] Morphogenesis and Human Flourishing, ed. M.S. Archer, Springer, pp. 1–27.
  3. Archer M.S. 2017c. Does Intensive Morphogenesis Foster Human Capacities or Liabilities?, [in:] Morphogenesis and Human Flourishing, ed. M.S. Archer, Springer, pp. 115–135.
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  6. Donati P. 2017b. Human Fulfillment in a Morphogenic Society: Challenges and Opportunities from a Relational Standpoint, unpublished manuscript of the seminar lecture delivered at the University of Warsaw, March 6, 2017.
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