Aesthetics, revolution and drugs
methaodos.revista de ciencias sociales May 10, 2017 Lizett Pérez Castro, Omar Antonio Ponce Carrillo, Ricardo Antonio Flores Reyes 2 citations
The text argues that human revolution is fundamentally a revolution of the mind, enabling individuals to think beyond themselves and critique their own material existence, which otherwise traps them in a perpetual animal state. Drawing on Georg Simmel, it posits that humans uniquely refine themselves by looking beyond their organic shell, necessitating a dynamic eruption of collective ideas that fractalize into dreams and hopes. Modern humanity is subjugated by political domination, as described by Weber, reflected in the puzzling urban configuration of cities.