Definition of Gesellschaft in English:

Gesellschaft

noun ɡəˈzɛlʃaftɡəˈzelˌSHäft

mass noun

Social relations based on impersonal ties, such as duty to a society or organization.
Contrasted with Gemeinschaft
Example sentencesExamples
- He has suggested that such communities preserve a residue of traditional Gemeinschaft amid the more individualistic and impersonal Gesellschaft of modernity.
- The bonds of Gemeinschaft were narrow and exclusive, but emotionally, familially intense; those of Gesellschaft were less passionate and more reflective, less enveloping but potentially universal.
- Any particular society is either an example of Gemeinschaft or Gesellschaft.
- It's a classic case of the way the Revolution pitted Gesellschaft against Gemeinschaft, modernity against tradition, universal values against local standards.
- The idea of a Volksgemeinschaft was often counterposed to that of Gesellschaft, a reference to the Enlightenment notion of a shared community of interests based on universal human values.
- A remarkable number of these programs end up with a kind of populist longing for Gemeinschaft amid the alienating Gesellschaft of modernity.

Origin

German, from Gesell(e) 'companion' + -schaft (see -ship).

Definition of Gesellschaft in US English:

Gesellschaft

nounɡəˈzelˌSHäft

Social relations based on impersonal ties, as duty to a society or organization.
Contrasted with Gemeinschaft
Example sentencesExamples
- Any particular society is either an example of Gemeinschaft or Gesellschaft.
- The idea of a Volksgemeinschaft was often counterposed to that of Gesellschaft, a reference to the Enlightenment notion of a shared community of interests based on universal human values.
- A remarkable number of these programs end up with a kind of populist longing for Gemeinschaft amid the alienating Gesellschaft of modernity.
- The bonds of Gemeinschaft were narrow and exclusive, but emotionally, familially intense; those of Gesellschaft were less passionate and more reflective, less enveloping but potentially universal.
- He has suggested that such communities preserve a residue of traditional Gemeinschaft amid the more individualistic and impersonal Gesellschaft of modernity.
- It's a classic case of the way the Revolution pitted Gesellschaft against Gemeinschaft, modernity against tradition, universal values against local standards.

Origin

German, from Gesell(e) ‘companion’ + -schaft (see -ship).

单词	Gesellschaft
释义	Definition of Gesellschaft in English: Gesellschaft noun ɡəˈzɛlʃaftɡəˈzelˌSHäft mass noun Social relations based on impersonal ties, such as duty to a society or organization. Contrasted with Gemeinschaft Example sentencesExamples He has suggested that such communities preserve a residue of traditional Gemeinschaft amid the more individualistic and impersonal Gesellschaft of modernity. The bonds of Gemeinschaft were narrow and exclusive, but emotionally, familially intense; those of Gesellschaft were less passionate and more reflective, less enveloping but potentially universal. Any particular society is either an example of Gemeinschaft or Gesellschaft. It's a classic case of the way the Revolution pitted Gesellschaft against Gemeinschaft, modernity against tradition, universal values against local standards. The idea of a Volksgemeinschaft was often counterposed to that of Gesellschaft, a reference to the Enlightenment notion of a shared community of interests based on universal human values. A remarkable number of these programs end up with a kind of populist longing for Gemeinschaft amid the alienating Gesellschaft of modernity. Origin German, from Gesell(e) 'companion' + -schaft (see -ship). Definition of Gesellschaft in US English: Gesellschaft nounɡəˈzelˌSHäft Social relations based on impersonal ties, as duty to a society or organization. Contrasted with Gemeinschaft Example sentencesExamples Any particular society is either an example of Gemeinschaft or Gesellschaft. The idea of a Volksgemeinschaft was often counterposed to that of Gesellschaft, a reference to the Enlightenment notion of a shared community of interests based on universal human values. A remarkable number of these programs end up with a kind of populist longing for Gemeinschaft amid the alienating Gesellschaft of modernity. The bonds of Gemeinschaft were narrow and exclusive, but emotionally, familially intense; those of Gesellschaft were less passionate and more reflective, less enveloping but potentially universal. He has suggested that such communities preserve a residue of traditional Gemeinschaft amid the more individualistic and impersonal Gesellschaft of modernity. It's a classic case of the way the Revolution pitted Gesellschaft against Gemeinschaft, modernity against tradition, universal values against local standards. Origin German, from Gesell(e) ‘companion’ + -schaft (see -ship).
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