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Transparent Society

Language EnglishEnglish
Book Paperback
Book Transparent Society Gianni Vattimo
Libristo code: 04132008
Publishers Polity Press, August 1992
In The Transparent Society Vattimo develops his own distinctive views on postmodernism and its philo... Full description
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In The Transparent Society Vattimo develops his own distinctive views on postmodernism and its philosophical and cultural relevance. Vattimo argues that the post--modern condition is linked to the development of the mass media and the diffusion of systems of communication. However, he disputes the belief that this development will produce a more enlightened, self--conscious and a transparenta society, maintaining instead that it leads to a diversity of viewpoints which render societies more complex, even chaotic. Vattimo suggests that aesthetics provides vital insight into the post--modern condition, and argues that the function of art is not to reinforce eternal truths concerning the human condition, but to provide an experience of dislocation and of a shocka . The multiplication of perspectives on the world disorientates us and removes the certainties we gain from our local culture. Instead, Vattimo argues, we learn the art of living in a world characterized by ambiguity and flux.

About the book

Full name Transparent Society
Language English
Binding Book - Paperback
Date of issue 1992
Number of pages 129
EAN 9780745610474
ISBN 0745610471
Libristo code 04132008
Publishers Polity Press
Weight 184
Dimensions 139 x 216 x 10
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