The Estrangement of Youth and the Quest for a different Society
Journal Title: Academicus - International Scientific Journal - Year 2017, Vol 8, Issue 16
Abstract
The author contends that any contestation or countercultural movement, no matter how generous, is bound to failure unless it develops as a rational project. Violence, as such, might help visibility, but, in the last analysis, it amounts to nothing more than self-gratifying narcissism, incapable to produce positive results, even less to satisfy the request of present day youth for a different, more open society.
Authors and Affiliations
Franco Ferrarotti
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- EP ID EP193466
- DOI 10.7336/academicus.2017.16.01
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