Morally blindness

Translation: Mahmoud Ahmed Abdullah Number of pages: 281 Zygmunt Bauman is not only a typical social scientist, he is a philosopher of everyday life, weaving his thought and language together with a variety of sophisticated theoretical threads, dreams, political visions, and the anxieties and torments of that statistical loneliness of humanity. His sociology aims to reconstruct all layers of reality and make his universal language accessible to all types of readers. His rhetorical strength and ability to decode that reality serve the philosophical function that André Gloxman likened to title cards in silent films, which help in constructing and revealing the depicted truth.