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Wer schweigt, stimmt zu

byUlrike Guérot

Genres: Sociology Social Justice

Who is this book for? Readers interested in sociology, politics, and contemporary social issues.

Topics FreedomSocial ClassJustice

MoodReflective

Zwischen Wahn und Hoffnung Ein kämpferischer Text über den Zustand der Zeit. Und darüber, wie wir leben wollen. Wie wollen wir eigentlich leben? Nach zwei Jahren Pandemie, in zermürbten Gesellschaften, verformten Demokratien, polarisierten Debatten, erschöpfen Volkswirtschaften und eingeschränkten Freiheitsrechten, liegt diese Frage mitten auf dem europäischen Tisch! Ulrike Guérot hat ein wütendes Essay für all diejenigen geschrieben, die nicht so leben wollen wie in den letzten zwei Jahren; die einem Virus nicht noch ein demokratischen System hinterher schmeißen, und die ihre Freiheit nicht für eine vermeintliche Sicherheit verspielen wollen. Ein Buch gegen den transhumanistischen Zeitgeist, der mit einer als Lebensrettung maskierten Kontrollpolitik genau das verspielt, was das Mysterium des Lebens ausmacht.

Language

Published on

01/01/2022

Pages

127

Format

Kindle Edition

ISBN

9783864898556

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