The Philosophy Of Money by Georg Simmel

"The Philosophy of Money" explores the profound impact of money on modern society, examining its role in shaping individual and collective identities, social interactions, and cultural values. The author delves into the dual nature of money as both a tangible means of exchange and an abstract concept that influences perceptions of value, power, and freedom. Through a philosophical lens, the book investigates how money, beyond its economic function, becomes a pivotal force in civilization, affecting the dynamics of social life and individual aspirations, and altering the very way people understand the world and their place in it.

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Published
1900
Nationality
German
Length
Long
Pages
600-700
Original Language
German
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