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Disenchantment, Desublimation, and Demoralization: Some Cultural Conjunctions of Capitalism

Three momentous transformations, among others, have marked the ethical and cultural trajectory of capitalism. I want to trace this trajectory, in tentative philosophical terms, to see how it has culminated in major contemporary ethical and cultural conjunctions between hedonism, postmodernism, consumerism, and the primacy of formal justice. Disenchantment is a well-known term for one of these transformations. The other two transformations I will refer to as