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First published in 1846, The Present Age by Soren Kierkegaard is a sharp analysis of modern society, public opinion, mass culture and the weakening of individual passion....
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First published in 1846, The Present Age by Soren Kierkegaard is a sharp analysis of modern society, public opinion, mass culture and the weakening of individual passion. This short work examines the rise of reflection over action, the dominance of comparison and commentary, and the way anonymous public discourse drains responsibility from the individual. Readers of existentialism, social criticism, philosophy of culture, political thought and nineteenth century European philosophy will find this book essential.Kierkegaard describes an age marked by detachment, irony, indecision and endless talk. He contrasts genuine inward commitment with the superficial excitement of the crowd, and exposes the flattening effect of public opinion. The text addresses individuality, authenticity, responsibility, spiritual stagnation and the psychological atmosphere created by mass society. Its critique remains relevant for readers interested in media culture, modernity, group dynamics and the pressures of conformity.This edition is suited to students of philosophy, social theory, political thought and the history of ideas. It appeals to readers studying Kierkegaard's wider authorship, the roots of existentialism, and the ongoing debate over individual identity in modern society. Now available in Kindle, Paperback and Hardback, it provides a complete set of formats for study and long term reference.
