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Among the many reinventions of modernity lies the fact that we have gradually shifted the place and state of social relations. If in the Middle Ages the aim was to endure and establish fixed and immutable bonds, in contemporary times displacement and malleability are key to understanding a new and flexible world. The theory above, expounded by Polish philosopher Zygmunt Bauman (1925-2017), evolved through the labyrinth of the human mind and brought reflections, as well, on the consequences of this fluidity which, among other aspects, leads us to displacements that often cause the misleading …