A cultural history and philosophy of 'seize the day' examining its hijacking by consumerism, efficiency culture, and digital distraction while exploring ways to reclaim it for meaningful.
A cultural history and philosophy of 'seize the day' examining its hijacking by consumerism, efficiency culture, and digital distraction while exploring ways to reclaim it for meaningful.
Austrailian author Roman Krznaric takes up Roman poet Horace's call to "seize the day" and explores its meaning for today's digitized, overly planned, efficiency-oriented world. From his perspective, the importance of carpe diem is the reality, ...
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Discusses consumerism, digital distraction, and political applications of carpe diem
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