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Modernity In Crisis A Dialogue On The Culture Of Belonging Leonidas Donskis

Name: Modernity In Crisis A Dialogue On The Culture Of Belonging Leonidas Donskis
SKU: BELL-2332586
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Modernity In Crisis A Dialogue On The Culture Of Belonging Leonidas Donskis instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.19 MB

Pages: 217

Author: Leonidas Donskis

ISBN: 9780230108790, 0230108792

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Modernity In Crisis A Dialogue On The Culture Of Belonging Leonidas Donskis by Leonidas Donskis 9780230108790, 0230108792 instant download after payment.

A critical inquiry into postmodern anxiety, fear, indifference, obsessive attention seeking, and the disappearance of privacy and of public space, the book offers penetrating insights into what its author terms the troubled identity, and also into the cultural canon, the weakened sense of belonging, and the inflation of key political concepts. Blending political theory and philosophy of culture, the book exposes the tension between thought and action, politics and literature, power and dissent in postmodern politics and culture. A polemical book of an Eastern European, it raises the pivotal issues of present Europe’s cultural identity and political existence.