The book summarizes the main anthropological and axiological concepts of the masses. At the same time, the modern social incarnations of the mass person (economic agent, figure of power and deformer of the informational and cultural environment) are traced, determining the concept of "neo-massification". The revolt of the masses of a century ago has not only not been quelled, but has grown into their futile celebration. The new middle man does not rebel: he rules, judges, buys, sets tastes. His triumph postulates that there are no more masses because everyone is a mass.
Thus, today's mass man fell into his own trap - everything he asked for happened, and this became his greatest tragedy.
Nikolay Tsenkov was born in 1985 in Stara Zagora. He is a law graduate and is currently working on his dissertation in the field of social philosophy. He has held key positions in the private and public sectors where he has gained valuable professional experience in the sphere of economic diplomacy and project finance.
The collection of stories "The Man Who Sold the Sea" is his first book.
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