life chances 82
life, human, and finitude 48– 50,55
life politics 9, 209-10, 214-31 and body and self 217-20 and existential questions 223-6,227 and global concerns 221-3 nature of 214-17 as politics 226-31
life-planning 5–6, 97, 147–8, 178,201,217 and choice 85-6 and health 101-2 and risk assessment 5, 119, 125, 128, 142 and therapy 180
lifespan,
as internally referential 14, 145-9,215
phases 75-7
lifestyle, and body 7–8, 178, 225 choice 5–6, 9, 80–7,95, 102,182, 214 and consumerism 197-9 and risk 120-1, 125-6 sectors 83, 121, 142
Lilienfeld, Robert 94
local/global dialectic 1-2, 5, 21–2, 134, 184, 187–8, 209, 221-3 and lifestyle choices 9 and transformation of intimacy6,32
loss, fear of 41, 46, 49 mourning 79
love, and relationships 90-3
luck 128
Luhmann, Niklas 164
Lynd, Helen 66,67
Machiavelli Niccolò 110-11
McKibben, Bill 136-7
McLuhan Marshall 24-5
'madness', of infant 41
madness, see insanity
Malinowski, B. K. 148
Marcuse, Herbert 155
marriage, and divorce 10-14 as relationship89, 90, 92, 176
Marx, Karl 165, 191, 197, 207 and emancipatory politics 210,211,213, 230 mastery, compulsive 107 and risk-taking 132-3, 193 of self 9, 202 and social relations 149
Mead, G. H. 52
meaning, and reality 42–3
meaninglessness9, 201-2
media, and self-identity 4-5, 23–7,84, 168, 188, 199
medicine, professionalisation 161
Melucci, Alberto 218
Merleau-Ponty, Maurice 56, 57
Meyrowitz, Joshua 84-5
modernity, definition 14-15 as post-traditional2, 5, 14, 20 see also high modernity
money; as symbolic token 18, 134,136, 142, 193
morality, and guilt 154-5 and internal referentiality8, 145, 160, 164–5, 231 and lifestyle 217-18, 224-5 and postmodernism 224
现代性与自我认同：晚期现代中的自我与社会
226