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Morris Berman

    3. August 1944

    Der renommierte Kulturhistoriker und Gesellschaftskritiker Morris Berman hat sich viele Jahre lang mit der Korrosion der amerikanischen Gesellschaft und dem Niedergang des amerikanischen Imperiums beschäftigt. Seine Arbeit befasst sich mit dem Zerfall der amerikanischen Kultur und den Gründen für die Schwächung des amerikanischen Imperiums. Durch seine Schriften deckt Berman tiefgreifende gesellschaftliche und kulturelle Probleme auf, die die amerikanische Gesellschaft geprägt haben und weiterhin prägen. Er bietet eine tiefgründige Perspektive auf den gegenwärtigen Zustand der amerikanischen Zivilisation.

    The Reenchantment of the World
    Coming to Our Senses
    Wandering God
    Kultur vor dem Kollaps?
    Wiederverzauberung der Welt
    Finstere Zeiten für Amerika
    • Der Autor will seine Mitbürger wach rütteln, aus der übersättigten Selbstszufriedenheit der gleichmachenden Unterhaltungsindustrie herausholen. Er fordert sie aus, von Computer und Ratgeberliteratur weg zum Nachdenken und Handeln zu kommen. In überzeugender Weise zeigt er, wie die Suche nach einem Weg in die Zukunft erfolgreich sein wird, wenn sich das "nomadische Denken" jeglichen ideoligischen Fundamentalismus entgegenstellt.

      Kultur vor dem Kollaps?
    • Wandering God

      A Study in Nomadic Spirituality

      • 364 Seiten
      • 13 Lesestunden
      4,2(20)Abgeben

      Exploring our hunter-gatherer roots, the book delves into the "paradoxical" perception that characterized early human consciousness, which became obscured by the advent of sedentary life and hierarchical structures. Berman examines the significance of Paleolithic art, the rise of social inequality, and the dynamics of child-rearing across cultures. Additionally, he investigates the relationship between women and agriculture, contemporary nomadic worldviews, and the development of "paradoxical" consciousness in 20th-century philosophy, offering a comprehensive analysis of human evolution.

      Wandering God
    • Coming to Our Senses

      • 426 Seiten
      • 15 Lesestunden
      4,0(3)Abgeben

      Exploring the intricate relationship between culture, mind, and body, this influential classic offers a profound analysis of Western society's historical denial of physicality. With a focus on somatic experience, the author presents a compelling argument that resonates with contemporary issues like addiction and depression. By intertwining history, philosophy, and psychoanalysis, the book provides an elegant and accessible discourse on how our physical experiences shape and are shaped by the cultural context in which we live.

      Coming to Our Senses
    • The Reenchantment of the World

      • 366 Seiten
      • 13 Lesestunden
      4,2(219)Abgeben

      Examines the impact of scientific and technological developments on civilization and argues that man is out of harmony with nature as a result of science

      The Reenchantment of the World
    • The impact of US culture on Europe is indisputable. This text argues that the culture of the United States is in decline but it is up to its citizens whether the twilight heralds eternal night or the dawn of a new, more cultural, age.

      The Twilight of American Culture
    • The Man without Qualities

      • 176 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden

      The narrative follows George Haskel, a retired professor who establishes an institute to champion dullness against the backdrop of America's celebrity-obsessed culture. His initiative attracts a diverse group of intellectuals, evolving into a political movement called the Authentic Party, which gains 8 million followers. As influential figures like Bill Maher and Woody Allen join the cause, the movement escalates into a confrontation with the White House, raising the stakes for a potential shift toward authenticity or a continuation of the status quo.

      The Man without Qualities
    • The Soul of Russia

      • 126 Seiten
      • 5 Lesestunden

      Exploring themes of ecstasy and witchcraft, this collection features ten vignettes that delve into the scandalous facets of Russian culture. Crafted by a seasoned cultural critic, these pieces celebrate the enduring power of art amidst contemporary turmoil, offering a unique perspective on the resilience of creativity in challenging times.

      The Soul of Russia
    • Spinning Straw Into Gold

      Straight Talk for Troubled Times (2013) Paperback

      • 94 Seiten
      • 4 Lesestunden

      Addressing the challenges of modern life, the book provides candid insights rather than conventional success formulas. It critiques the pursuit of traditional goals, suggesting they stem from a deeper spiritual void in contemporary American society. Through its straightforward approach, it encourages readers to seek meaning beyond societal expectations, fostering a more profound understanding of personal fulfillment during troubled times.

      Spinning Straw Into Gold