Transformations of Contemporary Culture and Their Social Consequences

Monika Bukowska PhDField of study: economics, philosophy, sociology, psychology.Krzysztof Wielecki is the author of studies in social psychology and ontology, human philosophy and economic sociology. He also deals with macro sociology, contemporary social theories, subjectivity, civilization crisis, social order and mass culture.

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