9798199517416 - they fear freedom: why independence terrifies the modern world de haggadone, shain (5 resultados)
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if the greatest threat to modern systems isn't rebellion-but a truly free individual In They Fear Freedom, Shain Haggadone delivers a sharp collection of philosophical field reports from inside what he calls the 'paper prison'-a world governed not by visible chains, but by documents, a…lgorithms, permissions, and invisible systems of compliance.From digital surveillance and algorithmic influence to the illusion of property ownership and the quiet erosion of personal sovereignty, this book examines how modern life has traded autonomy for convenience, security, and comfort.Rather than offering political slogans or ideological prescriptions, these essays confront the deeper psychological bargain at the heart of contemporary society: the exchange of responsibility for managed stability.Inside this provocative work, readers explore: - The rise of the subscription model of freedom- The hidden costs of algorithm-driven lives- The myth of fairness in modern institutions- The illusion of ownership in a regulated world- The difference between institutional safety and personal sovereigntyBlending philosophy, cultural analysis, and real-world observation, They Fear Freedom challenges readers to reconsider what freedom actually means in the twenty-first century-and why systems built on predictability quietly fear those who refuse to comply.This is not a manifesto.It is a mirror.And once you see the system clearly, the real question becomes unavoidable: What will you do with your freedom.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the greatest threat to modern systems isn't rebellion-but a truly free individual?In They Fear Freedom, Shain Haggadone delivers a sharp collection of philosophical field reports from inside what he calls the "paper prison"-a world governed not by visible chains, but by documents, al…gorithms, permissions, and invisible systems of compliance.From digital surveillance and algorithmic influence to the illusion of property ownership and the quiet erosion of personal sovereignty, this book examines how modern life has traded autonomy for convenience, security, and comfort.Rather than offering political slogans or ideological prescriptions, these essays confront the deeper psychological bargain at the heart of contemporary society: the exchange of responsibility for managed stability.Inside this provocative work, readers explore: The rise of the subscription model of freedomThe hidden costs of algorithm-driven livesThe myth of fairness in modern institutionsThe illusion of ownership in a regulated worldThe difference between institutional safety and personal sovereigntyBlending philosophy, cultural analysis, and real-world observation, They Fear Freedom challenges readers to reconsider what freedom actually means in the twenty-first century-and why systems built on predictability quietly fear those who refuse to comply.This is not a manifesto.It is a mirror.And once you see the system clearly, the real question becomes unavoidable: What will you do with your freedom? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
