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We are going faster and faster! Growth and speed are cardinal values for modern capitalist economies. Hartmut Rosa, in the wake of the Frankfurt School, reflects on feelings of vertigo and disconnection and elaborates a novel theory of alienation and temporality: the logic of social acceleration. During his last trip to China, the German sociologist and philosopher was able to corroborate the processes of acceleration and the pathological aspects they induce in contemporary societies. Through concise essays and suggestive travel notes, Rosa proposes a remedy to the global frenzy: to enter into…mehr

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We are going faster and faster! Growth and speed are cardinal values for modern capitalist economies. Hartmut Rosa, in the wake of the Frankfurt School, reflects on feelings of vertigo and disconnection and elaborates a novel theory of alienation and temporality: the logic of social acceleration. During his last trip to China, the German sociologist and philosopher was able to corroborate the processes of acceleration and the pathological aspects they induce in contemporary societies. Through concise essays and suggestive travel notes, Rosa proposes a remedy to the global frenzy: to enter into resonance with the world and others. This original philosophical concept refers to a way of relating socially and with the world based on recognition, affectivity and openness to the other.
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Hartmut Rosa (Lörrach, 1965) es un filósofo y sociólogo heredero de la Escuela de Frankfurt. Catedrático de Sociología en el Instituto de Sociología de la Universidad Friedrich-Schiller de Jena y director del Max Weber Center en Alemania. Está considerado uno de los representantes de la nueva teoría crítica y uno de los teóricos sociales más sugestivos de la actualidad. Su área de investigación se centra en la sociología del tiempo y la formación de las identidades. Entre sus obras destacan Social Acceleration (2015) y Acceleration. Towards a Critical Theory of Late Modern Temporality (2010).