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THE UNANTICIPATED PLEASURES OF THE FUTURE: DEGROWTH, POST-GROWTH AND POPULAR CULTURAL ECONOMIES. E-Journal

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A renewed theory of 'degrowth' has recently emerged from different streams of political economy, ecological economics and environmental activism. Yet contemporary degrowth (and post-growth) has yet to develop any credible or inclusive theory of cultural production, art or aesthetics. A key challenge, as I see it, is to generate a progressive degrowth project that can not only more equitably share and sustain scarce resources, but also retain some sense of organised cultural production as a source of different aesthetic, symbolic and communicative needs and desires. This, I would argue, must include tastes and preferences that are rooted in shared and globally extensive forms of popular culture. The aim here, therefore, is to conceive of a degrowth perspective that might begin to imagine forms of genuinely sustainable and organised cultural economy that strive to accommodate and expand (rather than deny or frustrate) the widest array of human needs and desires in any ecologically-challenged future.

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Judul Seri

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No. Panggil

338.9 BAN t

Penerbit

London : Lawrence & Wishart Ltd.., 2022

Deskripsi Fisik

12-29 hlm ; 18 lembar

Bahasa

English

ISBN/ISSN

0950-2378

Klasifikasi

338.9

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Tipe Media

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Tipe Pembawa

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Edisi

Issue 107-108

Subjek

cultural economy

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Document Type: Article

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