Buchdetails
Format
Gebundene Ausgabe
Seiten
106
Sprache
Hebräisch
Veröffentlicht
Jan 1, 2002
Verlag
משרד הביטחון
Beschreibung
Eva Illouz explores the complex relationship between capitalism and contemporary culture, delving deep into the ways in which economic systems shape human experiences and interactions. Through her insightful analysis, she reveals that capitalism is not just about material wealth; it extends into realms of emotion, identity, and social dynamics.
He uncovers how the capitalist framework influences personal relationships and societal values, intertwining economic motivations with the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment. This perspective challenges the conventional understanding of economics as a detached science, emphasizing instead its profound impact on the fabric of everyday life.
Illouz's work encourages readers to re-examine their own lives in the context of these larger systems, prompting a reflection on how deeply ingrained capitalist ideals shape desires, aspirations, and identities in a rapidly changing world.
He uncovers how the capitalist framework influences personal relationships and societal values, intertwining economic motivations with the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment. This perspective challenges the conventional understanding of economics as a detached science, emphasizing instead its profound impact on the fabric of everyday life.
Illouz's work encourages readers to re-examine their own lives in the context of these larger systems, prompting a reflection on how deeply ingrained capitalist ideals shape desires, aspirations, and identities in a rapidly changing world.