by Serge Latouche · Bollati Boringhieri · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788833920450
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From the author of the 'Brief Treatise on Serene Degrowth', this essay provides a radical inquiry into one of the crucial 'inventions' of modernity. How was our 'economic imaginary' formed? Why do we view the world through the prisms of utility, labor, competition, and unlimited growth? Serge Latouche returns to the origins of this economy, which early economists called the 'dismal science', and by articulating his argument from a historical-philosophical perspective, he shows how our utilitarian and quantitative obsession was shaped, allowing us to face the challenge of fundamental values such as freedom, justice, and equity.
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