Introducción: Fiesta y ritual: las continuas metamorfosis de lo invariable

Introducción: Fiesta y ritual: las continuas metamorfosis de lo invariable

In one of his latest books, the prolific South Korean philosopher Byung-Chul Han (2020) bluntly states that we are witnessing the disappearance of rituals, which would be caused by a suffocating social atomization that only allows the narcissistic self-celebration of the individual. The economy of d...

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Capitalism
Historic trails
Narcissism
Rituals
Social life & customs
title Introducción: Fiesta y ritual: las continuas metamorfosis de lo invariable
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