Description
Introducing 'Affluenza,' the groundbreaking analysis by Clive Hamilton and Richard Denniss that dives deep into the impacts of overconsumption on modern society. Published by Allen & Unwin in 2005, this pivotal book offers a critical examination of our consumer-driven lifestyles. In its 240 pages, 'Affluenza' reveals how the quest for material wealth leads to larger homes yet smaller families, causing a cycle of stress and dissatisfaction. As we consume more, we often lose sight of life's true treasures: family, friendship, and personal fulfillment. This essential book uncovers the paradox of having more yet feeling emptier, highlighting alarming trends of overwork and waste in Australia. Hamilton and Denniss boldly assert that our society is grappling with an addiction to overconsumption, urging readers to rethink their priorities. It's time to step away from relentless commercialism and embrace mindful living. Discover why a growing number of Australians are opting for simplicity, reducing consumer spending to reclaim their lives. 'Affluenza' invites you to engage in a vital conversation about achieving balance and fulfillment in life. Condition: Brand New. ISBN: 9781741146714. Year: 2005. Publisher: Allen & Unwin. Pages: 240.