2023/12/11 by Chang, Kyung-Sup
#compressed modernity #libera(liza)tion #life world #neoliberalism #social inequality #temporal-spatial structuration #tripodic liberal systems
paper · doi:10.48770/ker.2023.no5.32
The five review essays offered on my book, The Logic of Compressed Modernity, in the current book symposium commonly yet complementarily suggest that the thesis of compressed modernity has wide potential – for that matter, diverse necessities – to be applied and assessed beyond the mainly discussed realities of South Korean history, society, and politics as follows.