Круто! Как подсознательное стремление выделиться правит экономикой и формирует облик нашего мира - Анетт Асп
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Инглхарт называет эти новые ценности «постматериалистскими», а мы будем называть их «постдефицитными» (Инглхарт также употребляет этот термин), чтобы избежать вносящей путаницу коннотации постматериализма как отрицания материальной обеспеченности. Понятие постдефицита, напротив, предполагает изобилие материальных благ, которое играет растущую роль в достижении постматериалистических целей.
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Хотя до конца неясно, что именно имела в виду Маргарет Тэтчер в этом своем высказывании, очевидно, что в поиске теоретических объяснений общественных процессов произошел сдвиг от макроэкономического уровня к микроэкономическому, главными действующими лицами которого стали отдельные личности и их деятельность.
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Мы называем такой тип конкуренции «кто кого», согласно принятой в соответствующей литературе терминологии. На самом деле почти все приводимые в ней примеры подобных отношений (к примеру, дилемма заключенного) в строгом смысле не являются отношениями «кто кого».
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Обзор и выступление в защиту такой критики см. в: Schor, J. B. 2007. “In defense of consumer critique: Revisiting the consumption debates of the twentieth century.” The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 611:16–30.
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Обзор этой идеи см. в: Powell, Walter W., and Kaisa Snellman. 2004. “The knowledge economy.” Annual Review of Sociology 30:199–220.
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На наш взгляд, это весьма консервативная оценка, хотя, конечно, понятие «жанр» не точно определено.
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Милнер утверждает, что «значительная часть исследований поп-культуры и образовательных учреждений берет за основу иерархическое представление, которое скрывает более сложные статусные отношения во многих (а возможно, в большинстве) школах постмодернистского общества». Milner, Murray, Jr. 2004. Freaks, Geeks, and Cool Kids: American Teenagers, Schools, and the Culture of Consumption. New York: Routledge, p. 127.
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