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2017
This book examines what it calls the political economy of contentment. It argues that the fortunate and the favored do not contemplate and respond to their own longer-run well-being. Rather, they respond to immediate comfort and contentment. In the so-called capitalist countries, the controlling contentment and resulting belief is now that of the many,
John Kenneth Galbraith, Jeff Madrick
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This book examines what it calls the political economy of contentment. It argues that the fortunate and the favored do not contemplate and respond to their own longer-run well-being. Rather, they respond to immediate comfort and contentment. In the so-called capitalist countries, the controlling contentment and resulting belief is now that of the many,
John Kenneth Galbraith, Jeff Madrick
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Perception of Ecological Values in Cultural Contents and Plans for Ecological Cultural Contents
THE JOURNAL OF GLOBAL CULTURAL CONTENTS, 2019Ecological nature was independently established in cultural content before the industrial society. Cultural contents started to be distributed as products in the industrial society, and since then there has been the coexistence of ecological and anti-ecological nature.
Jinhyung Kim, Woongjae Ryoo
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Lipid Content of Non‐cultured and Cultured Pig Embryo
Reproduction in Domestic Animals, 2009ContentsThe objectives of the study were: (i) to work out a precise and efficient method for quantitative analysis of lipid content and (ii) to quantitatively determine the lipid content in non‐cultured and cultured pig embryos. The experiment was carried out on pig embryos from zygote to late blastocyst stages produced in vivo and embryos collected at
M, Romek +3 more
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Protection of cultural heritage contents on the Web
Proceedings. 15th International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications, 2004., 2004The main aspects of protection of Cultural heritage contents on the Web are considered in this paper. Technological solutions related to IPR protection are presented with particular reference to Digital Rights Management Systems (DRMS). Data hiding technologies and Business Models are also described for the protection of Cultural Heritage data.
CAPPELLINI, VITO +2 more
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Content of grandiose phenomenology across cultures
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1985ABSTRACT– The content of grandiose ideas and delusions in patients of various cultural groups admitted to a London psychiatric hospital were compared. There were no overall differences but certain trends were apparent. It was found that religion was the commonest content of grandiose symptoms in all the groups.
Ndetei David M., Vadher, A
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Korean Journal of Sports Science, 2017
The culture of the 21st century is transformed into capitalism and globalization, forming a culture as commodity value, focusing not only on legitimacy but also on the product value of culture. Taekwondo is also experiencing not only legitimacy but also demonstration and performance for the public.
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The culture of the 21st century is transformed into capitalism and globalization, forming a culture as commodity value, focusing not only on legitimacy but also on the product value of culture. Taekwondo is also experiencing not only legitimacy but also demonstration and performance for the public.
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The Culture of (Dis)Contentment
Journal of Economic Issues, 2019John Kenneth Galbraith’s 1992 The Culture of Contentment was written to assess the long-term impact of the Reagan/Bush era on American culture and politics.
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