by Marc Auge · GEDISA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788474324594
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In 'Non-Places', Marc Augé explores the anonymous and identity-lacking transit spaces that characterize supermodernity. These places, such as airports and highways, are defined by the absence of history and meaningful social relationships, becoming symbols of loneliness and the contemporary human condition. Augé analyzes how these spaces affect our perception of time, space, and identity, offering a profound reflection on today's society.
