Stichwort: Kooperation

Keiner ist alleine schlau genug

Contributions by Wang Hui Contributions by Alexander Kluge Contributions by Lutz Koepnick Contributions by Jürgen Büssow Contributions by Paul Giani Contributions by Florian Wobser Contributions by Barbara Potthast Contributions by Vincent Pauval Contributions by Christian Schulte Contributions by Philipp Ekardt Contributions by Tara Hottman Contributions by Dong Bingfeng Contributions by Jane de Almeida Contributions by Lena Reinhardt Contributions by Elisa Risi Contributions by Katharina Müller Contributions by Emma Woelk Contributions by Karl Bruckmaier Contributions by Herbert Holl Contributions by Christoph Keese Contributions by Wolfram Ette Contributions by Winfried Siebers Contributions by Rainer Stollmann Contributions by Thomas Combrink Contributions by Gunther Martens Edited by Rainer Stollmann Edited by Thomas Combrink Edited by Gunther Martens

Book cover: Stichwort: Kooperation

Extent: 423 pages

Publisher: V&R unipress

Subjects: Philosophy

Language: German

Paperback (Published)

(September 2017)

ISBN: 9783847107491

6.1 x 9.13 inches

Price: $50.00

Out of stock

Die Hauptquelle, auf die Kluges kooperative Arbeitshaltung und seine Wertschatzung der Kooperation zuruckgehen, ist Marx. Dieser spricht im Kapital von den animal spirits, den Lebensgeistern. Sie erwachen, wenn Menschen raumlich zusammen sind. So ist schon ein Publikum keinesfalls die blosse Summe von Einzelnen. Das Wichtigste geschieht zwischen den Menschen, denn: Keiner ist alleine schlau genug. Kooperation gibt es aber auch in ihnen: Ich denke, weil ich davon absehen kann, dass ich bin. Ich bin namlich keineswegs allein, sondern in mir sind die anderen, und die denken unaufhorlich, weil das ihre Notwehrform ist.


Marx speaks in “Das Kapital” of the “animal spirits”, the “spirits of life”. They awaken when people are together spatially. Thus, an audience is by no means a mere sum of individuals. The most important things happen between people, because: “No one person who stands alone is smart enough”. “Cooperation” is also within them: “I think I am, because I can ignore it. I am actually by no means alone; others are within me, and they think incessantly, because that is their form of self-defence.” In Alexander Kluge’s conceptual inventory as well as in his practical work, “cooperation” is one of the most important key words to be noted. This will be the focal point of the 2017 Yearbook.

  • Contributions by Wang Hui
  • Contributions by Alexander Kluge
  • Contributions by Lutz Koepnick
  • Contributions by Jürgen Büssow
  • Contributions by Paul Giani
  • Contributions by Florian Wobser
  • Contributions by Barbara Potthast
  • Contributions by Vincent Pauval
  • Contributions by Christian Schulte
  • Contributions by Philipp Ekardt
  • Contributions by Tara Hottman
  • Contributions by Dong Bingfeng
  • Contributions by Jane de Almeida
  • Contributions by Lena Reinhardt
  • Contributions by Elisa Risi
  • Contributions by Katharina Müller
  • Contributions by Emma Woelk
  • Contributions by Karl Bruckmaier
  • Contributions by Herbert Holl
  • Contributions by Christoph Keese
  • Contributions by Wolfram Ette
  • Contributions by Winfried Siebers
  • Contributions by Rainer Stollmann
  • Contributions by Thomas Combrink
  • Contributions by Gunther Martens
  • Edited by Rainer Stollmann
  • Edited by Thomas Combrink
  • Edited by Gunther Martens