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by
MICHAEL MANIATES
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Advertising
/ Advertising campaigns
/ Applied ecology
/ Axiology
/ Behavioral sciences
/ Biological sciences
/ Cognitive psychology
/ Communications
/ Consumer advertising
/ Consumer economics
/ Consumerism
/ Consumers
/ Consumption
/ Desire
/ Ecology
/ Economic disciplines
/ Economics
/ Ecophilosophy
/ Emotion
/ Emotional states
/ Environmental management
/ Environmental philosophy
/ Environmental studies
/ Environmentalism
/ Ethics
/ Frugality
/ Green consumers
/ Household consumption
/ Human geography
/ Human populations
/ Morality
/ Natural resource management
/ Natural resources conservation
/ Nature conservation
/ Normative ethics
/ Persons
/ Philosophy
/ Population studies
/ Psychology
/ Social sciences
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/ Virtue
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2017
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MICHAEL MANIATES
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/ Advertising campaigns
/ Applied ecology
/ Axiology
/ Behavioral sciences
/ Biological sciences
/ Cognitive psychology
/ Communications
/ Consumer advertising
/ Consumer economics
/ Consumerism
/ Consumers
/ Consumption
/ Desire
/ Ecology
/ Economic disciplines
/ Economics
/ Ecophilosophy
/ Emotion
/ Emotional states
/ Environmental management
/ Environmental philosophy
/ Environmental studies
/ Environmentalism
/ Ethics
/ Frugality
/ Green consumers
/ Household consumption
/ Human geography
/ Human populations
/ Morality
/ Natural resource management
/ Natural resources conservation
/ Nature conservation
/ Normative ethics
/ Persons
/ Philosophy
/ Population studies
/ Psychology
/ Social sciences
/ Sustainable consumption
/ Virtue
/ Workplaces
2017
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It’s quiet, countercultural, potentially subversive, but also mainstream. It flies low, usually hidden amidst reports of increasing productivity, rising consumer confidence, expanding personal debt, and the dizzying array of new products promising to make life easier, faster, more productive, and more rewarding. Unpromisingly rooted in an apolitical and consumerist response to social ills, it also sows the seeds of collective challenge to fundamental dysfunctions of industrial society. Focused as it is on the quality of work and quest for personal control of one’s time and one’s life, it resonates with the American deification of individual freedom. But inevitable connections to
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