The author of Modernity and Ambivalence, this man skirts the notion of "postmodernity" by discussing "solid" and "liquid" modernity, a notion apparent in a work positing that procedural rationality in modern societies is linked to the massacre of the Jews.
This man is the subject of a Peter Beilharz work subtitled "Dialectic of Modernity." In one work, this man argued that fragmentation, discontinuity, and inconsequentiality make planning for the long term risky. A recent work claims the welfare state is the last manifestation of Bentham's panopticon; that work is subtitled "conversations with Citlai Rovirosa-Madrazo." The author of Alone Again: Ethics After Certainty and Living on Borrowed Time, he drew upon Simmel's allegorical notion of "the stranger", who is at the root of both decreased trust in society and increasingly exciting choices. The author of Modernity and Ambivalence, this man skirts the notion of "postmodernity" by discussing "solid" and "liquid" modernity, a notion apparent in a work positing that procedural rationality in modern societies is linked to the massacre of the Jews. For 10 points, name this Polish sociologist, the author of Modernity and The Holocaust.
This man is the subject of a Peter Beilharz work subtitled "Dialectic of Modernity."
{Zygmunt Bauman}