by Romano Guardini · Morcelliana · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788837215002
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A work that anticipated the current debate on post-modernity, "The End of the Modern World" (1950) is where Guardini excels as both philosopher and theologian. With theoretical radicalism and literary sensitivity, he traces the outlines of the rise and disintegration of the idea of modernity. Guardini explores the return of chaos and the role of Christian faith in an era that "does not yet have a name," rejecting nostalgic restoration in favor of a purer, more profound faith. The volume also includes a second essay (1951) that provides a lucid and remarkably relevant analysis of the theological and anthropological roots of power.
