Liquid Modernity: its reflections on society and the lives of industry professionals

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.3172162225073

• Palavras-chave: Net Modernity, Scheduled Obsolescence, and Zygmund Bauman

• Keywords: Net Modernity, Scheduled Obsolescence, and Zygmund Bauman

• Abstract:

  Globalization is one of the most discussed topics in the current conjuncture of this society, compared to an integrating agent between different locations in the world, and one of the particularities of this multinationalization is the fact that it reveals itself in different areas of society: economy, security, culture, education, politics etc. This globalization is seen as an enchanting field, open to different conceptions and judgments. Not limited to ideological perspectives, exclusive themes, but transcends supranational barriers, as well as the emergence of a cultural homogenization. in the individual's relationship with the industry and, so many others referring to a dominant doctrine.

  Thus, this article aims to carry out an investigation in a theoretical-exploratory bibliographic way about the Liquid Modern Society, about its characteristics of volatile, individualistic, consumerist need, impact on the relationships with the environment, interpersonal, people and institutions and, of the individual himself. same. Therefore, we will make a balance between the points mentioned above and their changes over the years, showing that it does not only concern the impact of a change that occurred by some regulation or deregulation of a globalized world, but of a movement that will not be reversed and directly affect modern society as a whole.

• Número de páginas: 13