Justin Stagl – författare

First Published in 2002. A History of Curiosity examines the early methodology of anthropological and social research from a critical­historical perspective. The three principal methods of research, travel, the survey and the collection of significant objects, are studied in the context of the social conditions and intellectual trends of early modern times. The author''s grasp of the vast, often obscure, but highly interesting body of literature which emerged in the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries commands the attention of a wide readership outside purely academic boundaries. He weaves together a series of separate studies, emphasising links between the figures, the philosophies and the literatures of early modern times; links which have previously only been suspected. In focussing on the ars apodemica, or art of travelling'''', a body of formal instructions on how to travel, observe and record the information gathered, the author demonstrates the origins of the characteristic inquisitive and systematizing spirit of the modern West.

First Published in 2002. A History of Curiosity examines the early methodology of anthropological and social research from a critical­historical perspective. The three principal methods of research, travel, the survey and the collection of significant objects, are studied in the context of the social conditions and intellectual trends of early modern times. The author''s grasp of the vast, often obscure, but highly interesting body of literature which emerged in the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries commands the attention of a wide readership outside purely academic boundaries. He weaves together a series of separate studies, emphasising links between the figures, the philosophies and the literatures of early modern times; links which have previously only been suspected. In focussing on the ars apodemica, or art of travelling'''', a body of formal instructions on how to travel, observe and record the information gathered, the author demonstrates the origins of the characteristic inquisitive and systematizing spirit of the modern West.

First Published in 2002. A History of Curiosity examines the early methodology of anthropological and social research from a critical­historical perspective. The three principal methods of research, travel, the survey and the collection of significant objects, are studied in the context of the social conditions and intellectual trends of early modern times. The author's grasp of the vast, often obscure, but highly interesting body of literature which emerged in the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries commands the attention of a wide readership outside purely academic boundaries. He weaves together a series of separate studies, emphasising links between the figures, the philosophies and the literatures of early modern times; links which have previously only been suspected. In focussing on the ars apodemica, or art of travelling'', a body of formal instructions on how to travel, observe and record the information gathered, the author demonstrates the origins of the characteristic inquisitive and systematizing spirit of the modern West.

Das Buch untersucht die historische Dynamik der Lehre des katholischen Sozialreformers Karl von Vogelsang. Es folgt dem Denken und Wirken dreier Generationen seiner Schüler zwischen 1880 und 1960 in der österreichischen Monarchie, der Ersten und der Zweiten Republik und in der Weltkirche .Es behandelt dabei die konservative Kritik an Liberalismus und Kapitalismus, den föderalistischen Korporatismus, den Laizismus in der Kirche mit dem politischen, sozialen und kulturellen Katholizismus und die Reaktion darauf im Integralismus, die Entstehung „christlich-sozialer“ Parteien, eine konservierende Haltung zur Natur und gewachsenen Sozialbeziehungen, schließlich auch den Antijudaismus.

Das Buch untersucht die historische Dynamik der Lehre des katholischen Sozialreformers Karl von Vogelsang. Es folgt dem Denken und Wirken dreier Generationen seiner Schüler zwischen 1880 und 1960 in der österreichischen Monarchie, der Ersten und der Zweiten Republik und in der Weltkirche .Es behandelt dabei die konservative Kritik an Liberalismus und Kapitalismus, den föderalistischen Korporatismus, den Laizismus in der Kirche mit dem politischen, sozialen und kulturellen Katholizismus und die Reaktion darauf im Integralismus, die Entstehung „christlich-sozialer“ Parteien, eine konservierende Haltung zur Natur und gewachsenen Sozialbeziehungen, schließlich auch den Antijudaismus.

First Published in 2002. A History of Curiosity examines the early methodology of anthropological and social research from a critical­historical perspective. The three principal methods of research, travel, the survey and the collection of significant objects, are studied in the context of the social conditions and intellectual trends of early modern times. The author's grasp of the vast, often obscure, but highly interesting body of literature which emerged in the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries commands the attention of a wide readership outside purely academic boundaries. He weaves together a series of separate studies, emphasising links between the figures, the philosophies and the literatures of early modern times; links which have previously only been suspected. In focussing on the ars apodemica, or art of travelling'', a body of formal instructions on how to travel, observe and record the information gathered, the author demonstrates the origins of the characteristic inquisitive and systematizing spirit of the modern West.