Luhmann & Cybernetic Identities w/ Hans-Georg Moeller
Undisciplined Podcast
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The Social Constructivism of the Social World
Luma is a self-labeled radical anti-humanist and his position is one of radical non-anthropocentrism so for him society as I already implied is not really constituted by individual human beings. In this way he looks at the basic building blocks of society as different communication systems economy politics law and so forth which have evolved over long periods of time. Luma was strongly influenced by evolution theory by some biological theories like the Chilean biologist Maturana and Varilla with whom he cooperated. The idea again is these social realms are not human inventions they're not made by certain humans who somehow manage to create them.
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