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Simmel explains money as the symbolic object that embodies mind, centralizes relationships, and creates reality by making abstract relations concrete.
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Simmel explains money as the symbolic object that embodies mind, centralizes relationships, and creates reality by making abstract relations concrete.
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"...in a zombie civilization. All right, okay. So this is Georg Simmel, who is a friend of Max Weber's, the contemporaries, the colleagues, the..."
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"Okay, when we do this, we turn God into money, our understanding of reality becomes much more vibrant. We're able to understand reality much..."
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"So, at the beginning of the class, I talked about money, right? How money takes all our different perspectives and converges into one thing,..."
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"...of this time, Max Weber, Emile Durkheim, and this man, George Simmel. And George Simmel wrote a wonderful essay on the metropolis and mental..."
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"...of this time, Max Weber, Emil Durkheim, and this man, Georg Simmel. And Georg Simmel wrote a wonderful essay called The Metropolis and Mental..."
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"...refer to three major thinkers. Max Weber, Imel Durkheim, and Georg Simmel. They're all sociologists. They're considered three major founders of the social sciences,..."
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"...by God to bless humanity, okay? And what Max Weber, Georg Simmel, and Imel Durkheim are trying to do is figure out what's really..."
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"...They're Max Weber, who is considered the founder of sociology, Georg Simmel, and Emile Durkheim. These are the three major sociologists that really created..."
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