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The beach, a quintessential place of leisure, akin to an urban parking lot, reflects one of the many facets of modern society. In theory, both are "public goods," available to all citizens regardless of their social status. However, in practice, sustainable use and equitable access to these goods pose significant sociopolitical challenges.Equity and Responsible UseEvery day in summer, thousands of people flock to the beaches, seeking a patch of sand to lay their towel. During rush hour in cities, motorists embark on a sort of treasure hunt, searching for that rare free space to park. In both cases, the public…

In an increasingly globalized and interconnected world, where information travels at unprecedented speeds, we are faced with a paradoxical phenomenon: the rise of rudeness. This contradiction prompts deep reflection and requires a sociological lens to understand its roots.The Influence of Social MediaWith the rise of social media, individuals often find themselves in virtual environments without clear regulation of behavioral norms. These platforms, favoring speed and spontaneity of communication, can encourage impulsive behaviors. Furthermore, the anonymity offered by these environments can diminish individual responsibility, leading to rude behavior.Social FragmentationContemporary society is characterized by growing fragmentation. Traditional communities, where norms and values…

In a society in constant motion and perpetual transformation, the ancient paradigms that once defined the very essence of our identity seem to falter. Once, gender was seen as one of the main pillars of our being, but now a deeper truth emerges: the true essence of individuality does not reside in being male or female, but rather in the intrinsic uniqueness of each individual.We are, first and foremost, witnesses to a historical period in which rigid and dichotomous categories are being challenged. The biological difference between male and female, although undeniable at a physical level, cannot and should not…