Anthropological Change
Disagio diffuso is linked to the profound “anthropological transformation” that is taking place in today's society.
Disagio diffuso is a structural malaise that deeply affects the very way that man has so far interpreted, organized and lived all aspects of life. This "anthropological transformation” has become more evident with the spread of science, technology and the processes of economic globalization, which, especially after the second world war, have “split” the previous world order consisting of small separate “villages”, each with its own set of internal rules.
This is the transition from the "World Village" to the "Village World" whose borders are unclear and whose streets are constantly invaded by many different and opposing phenomena.
The "anthropological transformation" that is currently in progress has cancelled the cultural, institutional and social references to which man has become used, making us weak and fragmented. Today, individuals have been deprived of a vision and organization of life that can provide us health, wholeness and harmony. The traditional cultural models that we have been used to, are no longer sufficient to deal with today's social and personal malaise.
A new point of view is required (a new "code"), to lead the individual back to a state of health and wholeness and return to his or her own specific nature.
