The Metropolis And Mental Life. The metropolis and mental life (1903) book. These latter are rooted in the unconscious levels of the mind and develop most readily in the steady equilibrium of unbroken customs.
In order to reach society, it is a need, even an obligation, to address individuality. In it, simmel illustrates some aspects of. The metropolis and mental life in the novel* julie choi in so far as money is the symbol as well as the cause of making everything indifferent and of the externalization of everything that lends itself to such a process, it also becomes the gatekeeper of the most intimate sphere, which can then develop within its own limits.
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Simmel believes the vast number of people in the cities as well as the stimulus in the environment caused people in the city to be less personal than those in rural areas. Thereby the essentially intellectualistic character of the mental life of the metropolis becomes intelligible as over against that of the small town which rests more on feelings and emotional relationships. As such, the mental life of the metropolitan person consists of “the multiplicity of economic, occupational, and social life” (p. He claims that in the developing and modernized society that we live in today, people are constantly trying to.
