Everything Solid Turns to Evaporation

Everything Solid Turns to Evaporation

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Marshall Berman
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ILETISIM114
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Marx, Nietzsche and their contemporaries perceived modernity as a whole at a time when only a small part of the world was modern. A hundred years later, after the process of modernization has cast a net over us that even people in the farthest corner of the world cannot escape, we have much to learn from the first modernists; about our age, not their own. We have failed to realize the contradictions that they have to grasp with all their strength in order to survive, at every moment of their daily lives. (...) If we adopt their perspectives and look at our own environment with brand new eyes by taking advantage of their perspectives, we will see that there is more depth in our lives than we thought. We will feel our partnership with people around the world who are grappling with dilemmas similar to ours. And we will be able to connect with a modernist culture of striking richness and vitality that emerged from these struggles, a culture that contains tremendous resources of strength and health only if we can make it our own. You see, going back like this can be a way to go forward. Remembering the modernisms of the 19th century can give us the vision and courage to create the modernism of the 21st century. (...) Appropriating yesterday's modernities as our own can be both a criticism of today's modernities and a renewal of faith in the modernities of tomorrow and the next day -and modern people. Number of Pages: 463Print Year: 2004Language: TurkishPublisher: İletişim Yayıncılık
Publisher : Contact Publishing
Number of pages : 463
ISBN : 9789754703849
The heart : Turkish
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Everything Solid Turns to Evaporation Marx, Nietzsche and their contemporaries perceived modernity as a whole at a time when only a small part of the world was modern. A hundred years later, after the process of modernization has cast a net over us that even people in the farthest corner of the world cannot escape, we have much to learn from the first modernists; about our age, not their own. We have failed to realize the contradictions that they have to grasp with all their strength in order to survive, at every moment of their daily lives. (...) If we adopt their perspectives and look at our own environment with brand new eyes by taking advantage of their perspectives, we will see that there is more depth in our lives than we thought. We will feel our partnership with people around the world who are grappling with dilemmas similar to ours. And we will be able to connect with a modernist culture of striking richness and vitality that emerged from these struggles, a culture that contains tremendous resources of strength and health only if we can make it our own. You see, going back like this can be a way to go forward. Remembering the modernisms of the 19th century can give us the vision and courage to create the modernism of the 21st century. (...) Appropriating yesterday's modernities as our own can be both a criticism of today's modernities and a renewal of faith in the modernities of tomorrow and the next day -and modern people. Number of Pages: 463Print Year: 2004Language: TurkishPublisher: İletişim Yayıncılık ILETISIM114
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