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Routledge Shame, Temporality and Social Change - Philosophy Book

Name: Routledge Shame, Temporality and Social Change - Philosophy Book
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Explore the complex relationship between human emotion and societal shifts in Shame, Temporality and Social Change: Ominous Transitions. This Routledge publication provides a multi-disciplinary look at the current era of profound transition. As political and social turbulence increases worldwide, this book examines the underlying loss of hope and confidence regarding our future. The text addresses how technological change, the stresses of late-stage capitalism, and climate change affect social trust. It investigates the rise of shameless behavior and how it impacts the habits and institutions that maintain social cohesion. Through the lenses of philosophy and psychoanalysis, Hinton and Willemsen offer deep insights into the anxieties of our time. This collection is an essential resource for those studying how individual psychological experiences connect to large-scale social and political changes.

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Multi-disciplinary insights covering philosophy and psychoanalysis to explain modern social transitions.

Analysis of how late-stage capitalism and technological shifts impact social trust and collective hope.

Examination of the connection between individual shame and the stability of societal institutions.

Exploration of how climate change and political turbulence influence our perception of the future.

Academic perspectives from Hinton and Willemsen regarding the current era of social change.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0367549034
Category: Books > Subjects > Health, Family & Lifestyle > Psychology & Psychiatry > Applied Psychology > Clinical Psychology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 04 March 2021
Listed Since: 09 September 2020

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