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The individualized society

·2002·Choice Reviews Online

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Foreword: Lives Told And Stories Lived. Part One: The Way We Are. Chapter 1. The Rise And Fall Of Labour. Chapter 2: Local Orders, Global Chaos. Chapter 3: Freedom And Security: The Unfinished Story Of A Tempestuous Union. Chapter 4: Modernity And Clarity: The Story Of A Failed Conquest. Chapter 5: Am I My Brothera s Keeper?. Chapter 6. United In Difference. Part Two: The Way We Think. Chapter 7: Critique -- Privatized And Disarmed. Chapter 8: Progress: The Same And Different. Chapter 9: On Mass, Individuals, and Peg--Communities. Chapter 10: Education: Under, For And In Spite Of Postmodernity. Chapter 11: Excess: An Obituary. Chapter 12: Faith And Instant Gratification. Part Three: The Way We Act. Chapter 13: Does Love Need A Reason?. Chapter 14: Private Morality, Immoral World. Chapter 15: Democracy On Two Battlefronts. Chapter 16: Violence, Old and New. Chapter 17: On Postmodern Uses Of Sex. Chapter 18: Is There Life After Immortality?

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Venue
Choice Reviews Online
Published
2002-04-01
Volume
39
Issue
08
Pages
39-4889-39-4889
ISSN
  • 0009-4978 (ISSN-L)
  • 1523-8253
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Language
en
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