The authors in this volume speak to the what, why, and how of voluntary simplicity (and even to some extent the where, when, and who). Those included range from contemporary academics to thinkers from the turn of the last century, from ardent supporters to staunch critics. They approach the subject from a variety of perspectives-economic, psychological, sociological, historical, and theological. Each either implicitly or explicitly helps us explore the desirability and feasibility of voluntary simplicity.
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Creators
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David BrooksContributor
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Duane ElginContributor
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Amitai EtzioniContributor
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Robert FrankContributor
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Richard B. GreggContributor
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Edward N. LuttwakContributor
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A H. MaslowContributor
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Arnold MitchellContributor
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David G. MyersContributor
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David ShiContributor
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Juliet SchorContributor
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James B. TwitchellContributor
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Charles WagnerContributor
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Daniel DohertyEditor
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November 22, 2003 -
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- ISBN: 9781461646785
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- ISBN: 9781461646785
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