
- Publish date
- 2023
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- IRB MEDIA
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CitationVoluntary Simplicity
Duane Elgin
Cited as a defining modern text advocating intentional, mindful living and reduced material consumption.
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CitationWalden
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Directly inspired the core thesis that the cost of an item is the amount of life exchanged for it.
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CitationSmall Is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered
E. F. Schumacher
Cited for its foundational critique of consumerism and its call for human-scale, sustainable economic systems.
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CitationThe Overworked American: The Unexpected Decline of Leisure
Juliet B. Schor
Cited to illustrate how modern work patterns trap employees in an endless work-and-spend cycle.
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