Könyv Somebody Else's Problem Robert Crocker

Somebody Else's Problem

Consumerism, Sustainability and Design

Szerző: Robert Crocker
Nyelv: Angol
Kötés: Kemény kötésű
Elérhetőség: 50 % esély
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57 945 Ft
Consumerism involves a unique way of thinking that promises a shortcut to a 'better' life, obtained...

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Szerző
Nyelv
Angol
Kötés
Könyv - Kemény kötésű
Kiadva
2016
oldal
228
EAN
9781783535033
ISBN
1783535032
Enbook ID
09251235
Súly
500
Méretek
241 x 162 x 19

Teljes leírás

Consumerism involves a unique way of thinking that promises a shortcut to a 'better' life, obtained through a continuous process of accumulating certain fashionable goods and services. Over the last few decades, this has resulted in a rising tide of cheap, short-lived, goods produced, used and discarded in increasingly rapid cycles, along the way depleting resources and degrading environmental systems. Somebody Else's Problem calls for a radical change in how we think about our material world, and how we design, make and use the products and services we need. Rejecting the idea that individuals alone are responsible for the environmental problems we face, it challenges us to look again at the systems we take for granted in daily life, and their cumulative role in our environmental crisis. The author presents an overview of the main forces giving rise to modern consumerism looks more closely at today's accelerating consumption patterns, and asks why older, more custodial patterns of consumption are in decline. The author concludes with a recommendation of new ways of designing, making and using goods and services that can reduce our excess consumption, but still contribute to a good and meaningful life.

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