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- Author: Sennett Richard
- Publisher: Naprijed
- Availability: Available
- Condition: Excellent
- Code: 22879
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Sennett Richard
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Richard Sennett: The Disappearance of the Public Man
The book is divided into four major units: The Public Problem, The Public World of the Ancien Regime, The Turmoil of Public Life in the 19th Century, The Society of Intimacy
"Public" life once meant that crucial part of life outside the circle of family and close friends. Connecting emotionally with strangers for mutual satisfaction and yet remaining at a distance was considered the way a human being becomes a social being - a civilized being. Sennett shows how today we are deprived of the pleasures of that vanished life exchange with our fellow citizens; the stranger becomes a threatening apparition; silence and observation become the only way to experience and survive the public, especially street life; everyone believes that they have the right to be left alone in public. Thus, it becomes clear that due to changes in public life, our private life has suffered, in which we fail to develop our own personality: we lack the lightness, playfulness, and discretion that would enable us to have realistic and pleasant relationships with those we may never get to know intimately.
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- Author: Sennett Richard
- Publisher: Naprijed
- Year of publication:1989
- Place of publication:Zagreb
- Pages:496
- Dimensions:14.5x22.5 cm
- Script:Latin script
- Condition:Excellent
- Binding:Hardcover with dust jacket
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