Political consumerism - Revision history

Jukeboksi: + '''See also:''' * Consumerium:Philosophy

2016-01-11T17:23:21Z

+ '''See also:''' * Consumerium:Philosophy

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	It emphasizes [[economic choice]] not quite as [[moral choice]] based on [[moral cognition]] but rather more practically as [[political choice]] based on some [[factionally defined]] criteria. If it's valid, then, factions matter more, and individual morality less, in determining [[individual buying criteria]].		It emphasizes [[economic choice]] not quite as [[moral choice]] based on [[moral cognition]] but rather more practically as [[political choice]] based on some [[factionally defined]] criteria. If it's valid, then, factions matter more, and individual morality less, in determining [[individual buying criteria]].

			'''See also:'''
			* [[Consumerium:Philosophy]]

Jukeboksi: + consumism

2016-01-11T17:22:18Z

+ consumism

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	'''Political consumerism''' is a blanket concept including [[fair trade]] and [[moral purchasing]]. It could be seen as more general, or as more specific.		'''Political consumerism''' or '''consumism''' is a blanket concept including [[fair trade]] and [[moral purchasing]]. It could be seen as more general, or as more specific.

	It takes the word [[Consumerism]] which is nowerdays portrayed as an bad thing, a sort of ''hysteric drive to consume'', where consumption is no longer motivated by [[w:Physiology\|physiological]] ([[w:hunger\|hunger]], [[w:thirst\|thirst]], avoidance of incomfort) motives but more by [[w:psychology\|psychological]], [[w:culture\|cultural]] and [[w:Sosiology\|social]] influences many of them overly fuelled by [[advertising]].		It takes the word [[Consumerism]] which is nowerdays portrayed as an bad thing, a sort of ''hysteric drive to consume'', where consumption is no longer motivated by [[w:Physiology\|physiological]] ([[w:hunger\|hunger]], [[w:thirst\|thirst]], avoidance of incomfort) motives but more by [[w:psychology\|psychological]], [[w:culture\|cultural]] and [[w:Sosiology\|social]] influences many of them overly fuelled by [[advertising]].

Jukeboksi: fixing linking

2004-06-07T06:51:30Z

fixing linking

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	'''Political consumerism''' is a blanket concept including [[fair trade]] and [[moral purchasing]]. It could be seen as more general, or as more specific.		'''Political consumerism''' is a blanket concept including [[fair trade]] and [[moral purchasing]]. It could be seen as more general, or as more specific.

	It takes the word [[Consumerism]] which is nowerdays portrayed as an bad thing, a sort of ''hysteric drive to consume'', where consumption is no longer motivated by [[~~fysiological~~]] ([[hunger]], [[thirst]], avoidance of incomfort) motives but more by [[psychology\|psychological]], [[culture\|cultural]] and [[social]] influences many of them overly fuelled by [[advertising]].		It takes the word [[Consumerism]] which is nowerdays portrayed as an bad thing, a sort of ''hysteric drive to consume'', where consumption is no longer motivated by [[w:Physiology\|physiological]] ([[w:hunger\|hunger]], [[w:thirst\|thirst]], avoidance of incomfort) motives but more by [[w:psychology\|psychological]], [[w:culture\|cultural]] and [[w:Sosiology\|social]] influences many of them overly fuelled by [[advertising]].

	'''Political consumerism''' takes the stand that for those who are wealthy enough to have multiple choices for filling a need, be the need natural or manufactured, making decisions about what to consume is '''political''' in the sense that it assumes the [[consumer]] has knowledge of the [[environmental impact]] and [[social impact]] the [[production]] has and these factors are evaluated in addition to [[price]] and [[suitability for use]] by the consumer.		'''Political consumerism''' takes the stand that for those who are wealthy enough to have multiple choices for filling a need, be the need natural or manufactured, making decisions about what to consume is '''political''' in the sense that it assumes the [[consumer]] has knowledge of the [[features\|environmental impact]] and [[features\|social impact]] the [[production]] has and these factors are evaluated in addition to [[price]] and [[suitability for use]] by the consumer.

	It emphasizes [[economic choice]] not quite as [[moral choice]] based on [[moral cognition]] but rather more practically as [[political choice]] based on some [[factionally defined]] criteria. If it's valid, then, factions matter more, and individual morality less, in determining [[individual buying criteria]].		It emphasizes [[economic choice]] not quite as [[moral choice]] based on [[moral cognition]] but rather more practically as [[political choice]] based on some [[factionally defined]] criteria. If it's valid, then, factions matter more, and individual morality less, in determining [[individual buying criteria]].

Jukeboksi: added a few paragraphs about what i think "political consumerism" is about.

2004-03-07T21:04:08Z

added a few paragraphs about what i think "political consumerism" is about.

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	'''Political consumerism''' is a blanket concept including [[fair trade]] and [[moral purchasing]]. It could be seen as more general, or as more specific.		'''Political consumerism''' is a blanket concept including [[fair trade]] and [[moral purchasing]]. It could be seen as more general, or as more specific.

			It takes the word [[Consumerism]] which is nowerdays portrayed as an bad thing, a sort of ''hysteric drive to consume'', where consumption is no longer motivated by [[fysiological]] ([[hunger]], [[thirst]], avoidance of incomfort) motives but more by [[psychology\|psychological]], [[culture\|cultural]] and [[social]] influences many of them overly fuelled by [[advertising]].

			'''Political consumerism''' takes the stand that for those who are wealthy enough to have multiple choices for filling a need, be the need natural or manufactured, making decisions about what to consume is '''political''' in the sense that it assumes the [[consumer]] has knowledge of the [[environmental impact]] and [[social impact]] the [[production]] has and these factors are evaluated in addition to [[price]] and [[suitability for use]] by the consumer.

	It emphasizes [[economic choice]] not quite as [[moral choice]] based on [[moral cognition]] but rather more practically as [[political choice]] based on some [[factionally defined]] criteria. If it's valid, then, factions matter more, and individual morality less, in determining [[individual buying criteria]].		It emphasizes [[economic choice]] not quite as [[moral choice]] based on [[moral cognition]] but rather more practically as [[political choice]] based on some [[factionally defined]] criteria. If it's valid, then, factions matter more, and individual morality less, in determining [[individual buying criteria]].

142.177.81.103 at 20:28, 25 November 2003

2003-11-25T20:28:41Z

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	'''Political consumerism''' is ~~another term for~~ [[moral purchasing]], ~~emphasizing~~ [[economic choice]] not quite as [[moral choice]] based on [[moral cognition]] but rather more practically as [[political choice]] based on some [[factionally defined]] criteria. If it's valid, then, factions matter more, and individual morality less, in determining [[individual buying criteria]].		'''Political consumerism''' is a blanket concept including [[fair trade]] and [[moral purchasing]]. It could be seen as more general, or as more specific.

			It emphasizes [[economic choice]] not quite as [[moral choice]] based on [[moral cognition]] but rather more practically as [[political choice]] based on some [[factionally defined]] criteria. If it's valid, then, factions matter more, and individual morality less, in determining [[individual buying criteria]].

142.177.81.73 at 01:57, 25 November 2003

2003-11-25T01:57:30Z

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'''Political consumerism''' is another term for [[moral purchasing]], emphasizing [[economic choice]] not quite as [[moral choice]] based on [[moral cognition]] but rather more practically as [[political choice]] based on some [[factionally defined]] criteria. If it's valid, then, factions matter more, and individual morality less, in determining [[individual buying criteria]].