DIEGO FUSARO
"There was a time when the pincer of capital knew limits. It stopped at the factory gates: beyond, life went on in ways that did not allow themselves to be caged in the limited horizon of the logic of the production and exchange of goods. But that time no longer exists. Today, the society based on the market economy has been replaced by the plain market society. The new order of the absolute free market system requires the liberalization not only of consumption, but also of customs; it requires precariousness even in love. Solid relationships, based on shared life projects and a vision of love as an eternal force, have gradually given way to consumerist forms of relationship: fleeting encounters without incident, occasional ties that are as easy to establish as they are to break, virtualized sex and online relationships. line. We have gone from erotic and sentimental precariousness to the feminization of the male, from the new postmodern feminism to the crisis of the family, from gendercracy to the triumph of the undifferentiated unisex, from 'for life' to loving instability and sentimental isolationism. Here, Diego Fusaro accompanies the reader through the thematic axes of a reflection that involves all of us, as eminently loving beings that we are. And it invites us to reflect on the new globalized and deregulated love order, discovering that the laissez-faire of economic liberalism and sentimental liberalism are paradoxically two sides of the same coin"--translated from Amazon.com summary.