by Richard Sennett · Mondadori Bruno · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788842492351
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In this seminal work of interpretive sociology, Richard Sennett examines the malaise of contemporary society, arguing that the central problem is not impersonality, but the obsessive search for authenticity and the resulting weakening of public life. Through a profound analysis, the author explores how narcissism and the loss of public spaces have transformed the individual into an infinitely adaptable and vulnerable being. Originally published in the Sintesi collection by Bruno Mondadori, this book remains an essential reference for understanding the social dynamics of the 20th century and their impact today.
