Zygmunt Bauman. Interview from documentary. Liquid modernity

Extracto del documental "The trouble with being human these days" de Bartek Dziadosz

"Romper relações é sempre um evento muito traumático. É difícil.
Na internet, é tão fácil. Você só pressiona delete e pronto.
Em vez de 500 amigos, você terá 499.
Mas isso será apenas temporário, porque amanhã você terá outros 500...
E isso mina os laços humanos."
Zygmunt Bauman

[@maciekpawowski6815]

When he went to the cafe that was closed down, my heart broke.

[@perrodelacalles4210]

Dont freak out Zygmunt friend, keep drinking your beer!!

[@aleksandraponarad8240]

Nokia Baumański telefon. ❤❤❤

[@Capnmax]

Wait, when was the last time he had gone to that cafe!?

[@maciekpawowski6815]

Probably not that long ago

[@georgemcfetridge8310]

If Baumann was religious, which he isn't, he would see that the only true security lies in complete insecurity.

[@anilaba1982]

is that filtered coffee served in little Turkish coffee cups ? 🤔😱🤓

[@mucahitaydemir8984]

It's actually Turkish coffee. Bauman would love drinking coffee, I had the chance of visiting him drinking coffee was a daily ritual for him. But he wouldn't name it as Turkish coffee but say Polish style coffee. Poland where Zygmunt was from has a old history with Turkish coffee. It actually dates back to the Siege of Vienne and at the time Polish spy captures bags of coffee from Turks. You can find the an interesting article about this issue here culture.pl/en/article/history-of-coffee-in-poland

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Strong dark European filtered coffee.

[@diegofernandesgomes651]

O líquido passa pela gente.