CONSERVATIVE UTOPIA OF CAPITALISM - MARTA BUCHOLC

The book "Conservative Utopia of Capitalism" by Marta Bucholc is a fascinating reflection on the role of capitalism in society. The author analyzes how social thought perceives capitalism, often treating it as the cause of contemporary civilizational problems. Bucholc examines how both critics of globalization from the left and proponents of the free market see certain flaws in the current system.

• Analysis of social thought on capitalism
• Reconstruction of the ethos of interwar merchants
• Theoretical tools from the fields of historical sociology and sociology of knowledge
• Question about the future of capitalism and its social significance
• Colorful description of interwar reality
• Continuity of the conservative utopia in thinking about capitalism

Marta Bucholc in her book raises the question of the future of capitalism and its social significance. She analyzes how the perception of capitalism has changed over the years, from idealistic visions to critical assessments. The author reconstructs the ethos of interwar merchants, showing the continuity of the conservative utopia in thinking about capitalism. She uses theoretical tools from the fields of historical sociology and sociology of knowledge to understand how ideas related to capitalism have developed.

This book is particularly valuable for people interested in sociology, economic history, and social philosophy. It allows you to understand how ideas related to capitalism have evolved and what challenges it faces in the future. Bucholc in her analysis refers to a rich literature on the subject, presenting various perspectives on capitalism. Her work is an important contribution to the discussion about the role of capitalism in society and its impact on our lives.

The Scientific Publishing House PWN, which published this book, is known for publishing high-quality scientific works. The book has 292 pages, a format of 140x204 mm and a hardcover binding, which guarantees its durability and aesthetic appearance. The year of publication is 2012, which proves that it is a work that has already gained recognition in the scientific community. This book will certainly interest people seeking a deep reflection on capitalism and its impact on society.