Publication: Mesa 6. Tradición en crisis.-El nuevo orden del tiempo. La crisis del futuro y del pasado en Lipovetsky
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García Vázquez, Héctor
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Universidad de Murcia
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Resumen: Gilles Lipovetsky plantea una tesis polémica: la sociedad de consumo encierra potencialidades
ilustradas, aunque tiene dificultades para realizar su promesa de felicidad. En el siguiente artículo se relaciona el
texto de Kant ¿Qué es ilustración? con la erosión que la sociedad de consumo habría causado en la
temporalidad: el pasado, el futuro y la eternidad. Se resalta la radical novedad en la historia que supone el
surgimiento del homo consumans y su difícil relación con la democracia.
Abstract: Gilles Lipovetsky suggests a controversial thesis: the consumer society involves instructed potentials, although they have some difficulties to carry out their promise of happiness. In the following article, Kant’s text What is Enlightenment? is related to the erosion that the consumer society would have caused in time: the past, the future and the eternity. It is highlighted the radical innovation that means the resurgence of the homo consumans and its difficult relation in democracy.
Abstract: Gilles Lipovetsky suggests a controversial thesis: the consumer society involves instructed potentials, although they have some difficulties to carry out their promise of happiness. In the following article, Kant’s text What is Enlightenment? is related to the erosion that the consumer society would have caused in time: the past, the future and the eternity. It is highlighted the radical innovation that means the resurgence of the homo consumans and its difficult relation in democracy.
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