| Sumario: | Georg Simmel's work explores the essence of culture, focusing on the philosophical and sociological aspects of modern society. Simmel examines the transition from individual fulfillment through cultural engagement to the commodification of culture, driven by consumption and materialism. He delves into the tensions between subjective and objective realities, highlighting the alienation individuals face in a rapidly changing world dominated by technological advancements and economic values. The book addresses themes such as the dichotomy of culture and civilization, the impact of fashion and consumption, and the philosophical implications of cultural phenomena. Simmel's analysis is both reflective and critical, aiming to understand the cultural dynamics of his time. The intended audience includes scholars and students of sociology, philosophy, and cultural studies.
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