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Vertiefungsseminar
New dividing lines in the social structure - The metamorphoses of the social question: Robert Castel
Rolf-Dieter Hepp
Kommentar
According to Robert Castel, the right to work could not be adequately anchored in society in the wake of the French Revolution. It was only through the right to work that the danger of impoverishment and social insecurity could be averted.
In the 19th century, according to Ewald (The birth of solidarity), the first ideas for a private sector-oriented social insurance system developed at the same time. According to Durkheim, insurance creates social relationships within the framework of organic solidarity between the insured. As soon as social insurances exist, they not only create the appearance of security and lack of freedom, but also spaces of order in which social developments and conflicts manifest themselves. As soon as social insurances emerge, as in Germany and France, statutory insurances are intended to create security, but they also produce inequality, lack of freedom and spaces of order. For Foucault, the individual is produced through subjugation and sanctions; its subjectivity is based on biopolitical power of disposition. Schließen
In the 19th century, according to Ewald (The birth of solidarity), the first ideas for a private sector-oriented social insurance system developed at the same time. According to Durkheim, insurance creates social relationships within the framework of organic solidarity between the insured. As soon as social insurances exist, they not only create the appearance of security and lack of freedom, but also spaces of order in which social developments and conflicts manifest themselves. As soon as social insurances emerge, as in Germany and France, statutory insurances are intended to create security, but they also produce inequality, lack of freedom and spaces of order. For Foucault, the individual is produced through subjugation and sanctions; its subjectivity is based on biopolitical power of disposition. Schließen
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