Dario Nicodemo: The Art of Shared Solitudes, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Dario Nicodemo explores the concept of the 'bubble' as a universal metaphor, describing the dynamics of social, cultural, cognitive and technological influences on perception. Through an interdisciplinary approach combining philosophy, psychology, science and personal narratives, the author conducts a profound investigation into the human condition, inviting readers to question the limits of their perspective. The work opens with an introduction that defines bubbles as spaces that delimit individual and collective experiences. Nicodemo describes how, in today's hyper-connected world, these bubbles are more pervasive than ever, acting as both protective shelters and barriers to mutual understanding. The author sets out to investigate the multiple manifestations of these bubbles, revealing their hidden dynamics and offering tools to navigate them with greater awareness.

This book doesn't just explain the world; it dismantles it right before your eyes. Dario Nicodemo takes you on a fascinating journey through the invisible bubbles that shape every aspect of your life-from the beliefs you consider certain to the boundaries you can't even see. With a brilliant and bold style, he challenges you to question what you truly know, revealing how social, cognitive, and digital bubbles create divisions, but also unexplored possibilities for connection. Each page challenges your perspective, and every idea is a doorway to something greater. This is the book for those who refuse to stay safely within their certainties. It's for those who want to see beyond, who wish to break down boundaries and embrace the unknown. For those who want to understand the world and change it.

Author: Dario Nicodemo is 39 years old and lives in Hamburg with his wife and son. He is a curious observer of the world, an engineer of ideas and human connections, a wanderer among disciplines and cultures, and a keen listener to the hidden voices in the experiences of others.