Oedipus and Dionysus
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The false dialectic of capital and communism, right and left, has for decades veiled from thinking people the possibility of grasping that what happened after 1945 was not only the collapse of the final phase of Christian culture but the rise of a syncretic pseudo-culture, grafted onto the ruins of the old. A Juden-kultur disguised as the previous model but replacing it with a set of new values and expressions whose unique driving force was the thrust of the market economy in its moments of expansion.
Breaking new ground in Oedipus and Dionysus, the author deconstructs the Oedipal legend to offer a way out.
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About The Book
The false dialectic of capital and communism, right and left, has for decades veiled from thinking people the possibility of grasping that what happened after 1945 was not only the collapse of the final phase of Christian culture but the rise of a syncretic pseudo-culture, grafted onto the ruins of the old. A Juden-kultur disguised as the previous model but replacing it with a set of new values and expressions whose unique driving force was the thrust of the market economy in its moments of expansion.
Breaking new ground in Oedipus and Dionysus, the author deconstructs the Oedipal legend to offer a way out.
