Jahresrechnung und Organisation. Von der Verfassungsphantastik zur technischen Chronologie bei Karl Dietrich Hüllmann
Jahresrechnung und Organisation. Von der Verfassungsphantastik zur technischen Chronologie bei Karl Dietrich Hüllmann
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At the beginning of the 19th century, chronology is emerging as a historical subdiscipline. Using the example of a draft by Karl Dietrich Hüllmann, a forgotten precursor of economics, the paper pursues effects of cultural and social synchronization. In contrast to the doctrines of his time, Hüllmann surprisingly justifies the origin of the state with reference to the calculation of time: thus, technically produced chronology serves him as an argument that rivals theories of contract based on natural history.
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Keywords:
SynchronisationseffektKulturGesellschaftZeitStaat