by Ulrich Beck · Ediciones Paidós · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788449309458
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This book, written by Ulrich Beck, addresses the question of what the year 1989 meant for social debate, when the order imposed by the Cold War was liquidated. Beck argues that the old coordinates and the oppositions capitalism-communism and right-left were blurred, which also led to the disappearance of other pairs of opposites such as labor-capital, nature-society. The author explains that the resulting panorama of all these mutations is not a delimited and unique scenario, dominated by the figure of the State, but something like society itself in its unstoppable evolution, converted into a way of doing politics. In this context, the norms and bases of coexistence have to be reworked and decided in all social spheres, and any type of morality must become political action.
