I Just Called to Say I Love You (Replika Dispute)

Released: Replika 112, 217–241.

Issue content

Georg Simmel and the Ambivalences of Modernity
- Vera Szabari
Simmel the Familiar Stranger and the Modern Theorist of Urbanism
- Sándor Radnóti
Simmel and the Landscape
- Viktor Berger
Inclusion and Exclusion
- János Weiss
Group and Individualization
- Zoltán Hidas
The Forms and the Life
- Domonkos Sik
From the “Intensification of Emotional Life” to “Acceleration Society”
- Eszter Pál
Simmel in America
- Ágnes Rényi
Attraction, Repulsion, Adoption: The French Simmel Reception
- Vera Szabari
Simmel’s Reception in Hungarian Sociology Before 1960
- Gábor Gyáni
Who Owes and What Simmel?
Informalities
- József Böröcz
Informality Rules
- Ádám Havas
- Ágoston Fáber
Call for Discussion about József Böröcz’s article ‘Informality Rules’
Cultural Globalization and Jazz Studies (Interview)
- Ádám Havas
‘No Radical Critique Ever Comes from the Centre’ – Interview with Professor Bruce Johnson
Gender and Post-truth
- Dalma Feró
Gender and Truth, Gender as Post-truth
Visual Sociology and Moral Positions
- Orsolya Bajusz
Cuteness As a Tool of Depoliticization: Two Hungarian Case Studies
I Just Called to Say I Love You (Replika Dispute)
- Csaba Dupcsik
“I would Cry Because of Happiness”
- Olga Tóth
Like a Mouthful of Bread

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