This book examines the insecurity that besets our lives in the contemporary world, revealing it to be a symptom of the crumbling of the notion of security that modernity had sought to guarantee to its citizens. With the emergence of the 'liquid' world, insecurity has become endemic and is accepted as something we must live with, but this acceptance of the risk society does nothing to dispel the fear that accompanies us at all times as a result. An engagement with the thought of Bauman, State of Fear in a Liquid World develops the thesis of liquid modernity and will appeal to scholars and students of sociology, social theory and politics.…mehr
This book examines the insecurity that besets our lives in the contemporary world, revealing it to be a symptom of the crumbling of the notion of security that modernity had sought to guarantee to its citizens. With the emergence of the 'liquid' world, insecurity has become endemic and is accepted as something we must live with, but this acceptance of the risk society does nothing to dispel the fear that accompanies us at all times as a result. An engagement with the thought of Bauman, State of Fear in a Liquid World develops the thesis of liquid modernity and will appeal to scholars and students of sociology, social theory and politics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Carlo Bordoni is a sociologist, journalist, former lecturer at the University of Florence and Director of the Academy of Fine Arts, Carrara (Italy). He writes for the Italian newspaper Il Corriere della Sera and its literary supplement, la Lettura, for the quarterly Prometeo, and the journal Social Europe online. He is the author of State of Crisis with Zygmunt Bauman, The End of Equality (Routledge, 2016) and Interregnum: Beyond Liquid Modernity.
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Preface: A silent companion in a liquid world Acknowledgements 1. Phobos, a God repressed 2. Fear of the machine 3. Human adaption to the machine 4. Natural and moral disasters 5. Danger as an everyday experience 6. Social security and individual insecurity 7. Fear of Invasion 8. Fear of Exclusion 9. Waste in our future 10. The frailty of personal relationships 11. Forms of reassurance 12. Globalization and "overclass" 13. The Panopticon inside the net 14. The anxiety-inducing State and the management of insecurity 15. Unde malum? A temporary conclusion References Index
Preface: A silent companion in a liquid world Acknowledgements 1. Phobos, a God repressed 2. Fear of the machine 3. Human adaption to the machine 4. Natural and moral disasters 5. Danger as an everyday experience 6. Social security and individual insecurity 7. Fear of Invasion 8. Fear of Exclusion 9. Waste in our future 10. The frailty of personal relationships 11. Forms of reassurance 12. Globalization and "overclass" 13. The Panopticon inside the net 14. The anxiety-inducing State and the management of insecurity 15. Unde malum? A temporary conclusion References Index
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