The Crisis of Individuality
Who am I, and how should I relate to the world around me? These are the fundamental questions that underlie all human thought and activity, and the anxieties we encounter as we search for answers can inspire creativity and flourishing as much as they can drive us towards hatred and destruction. In this work of phenomenology, cultural critique, and political theory, author Jordan D. Smirl explores how we define ourselves as individuals and how different structures of thought, cultural standards, and economic demands tend to influence those definitions. Are we as independent as we think we are? Are we as free-thinking as we like to believe? Are there no alternatives to our way of being? These are the questions that must be asked as we face the crisis of individuality.
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The Crisis of Individuality
Who am I, and how should I relate to the world around me? These are the fundamental questions that underlie all human thought and activity, and the anxieties we encounter as we search for answers can inspire creativity and flourishing as much as they can drive us towards hatred and destruction. In this work of phenomenology, cultural critique, and political theory, author Jordan D. Smirl explores how we define ourselves as individuals and how different structures of thought, cultural standards, and economic demands tend to influence those definitions. Are we as independent as we think we are? Are we as free-thinking as we like to believe? Are there no alternatives to our way of being? These are the questions that must be asked as we face the crisis of individuality.
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The Crisis of Individuality

The Crisis of Individuality

by Jordan Smirl
The Crisis of Individuality

The Crisis of Individuality

by Jordan Smirl

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Overview

Who am I, and how should I relate to the world around me? These are the fundamental questions that underlie all human thought and activity, and the anxieties we encounter as we search for answers can inspire creativity and flourishing as much as they can drive us towards hatred and destruction. In this work of phenomenology, cultural critique, and political theory, author Jordan D. Smirl explores how we define ourselves as individuals and how different structures of thought, cultural standards, and economic demands tend to influence those definitions. Are we as independent as we think we are? Are we as free-thinking as we like to believe? Are there no alternatives to our way of being? These are the questions that must be asked as we face the crisis of individuality.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781668599075
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 12/04/2021
Pages: 250
Sales rank: 738,297
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.69(d)

About the Author

Jordan D. Smirl is an artist and writer who received his Bachelor’s degree with majors in history and graphic arts from College of the Ozarks in 2017. He has since been committed to studying the psychological, social, and political conditions in which human beings find themselves and how we might make the most of our existence. He writes for his personal blog, humancommabeing.wordpress.com, and some of his articles have been featured on other sites.
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