From the beginning of Modernity it is highlighted the importance of the economic domain over the social and general policies. Starting up such an agenda, the modern times subjugated life conditions and the planning of everyday events – to the public sphere, as well as to the working relations. But in the emergence of a flexible economic system (i.e. the systematic deregulation of the politics and the labor market) humanity is quite prey of the absence of rules to shade it from being spoiled by a market orientated policy only. Taking the sociological perspectives of Max Weber, Richard Sennett, Zygmunt Bauman, Ulrich Beck and Antony Giddens, this thesis undertakes an analysis on that uncontrolled order produced by the flexible system. Hence, the philosophical perspective of Hannah Arendt is taken to help the achievement of a possible diagnosis, considering it a nowadays human problem. To Arendt, Modernity may be understood as the liberation to the vital process in the world – even in an unstoppable economy consumption order.