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Die Beschleunigungsfalle oder der Triumph der Schildkröte

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Title: " Acceleration trap or the triumph of the tortoise" (Translation). The two Munster economic professors, Klaus Backhaus and Holger Bonus, have gathered in her collection "The acceleration trap or the Triumph of the Tortoise" a total of 18 individual contributions to the following chapter headings: "Time Travel", "time stress", "economy of time", "time step" and "time horizon". The title mentioned in the book Triumph of the turtle to commemorate the old paradox of the race between Achilles and the tortoise, which seen from the perspective of the slowness of the world changes. At the same time signaled the title but also the skepticism of the editors, especially in relation to the economic acceleration process, including the sequence of ever shorter product cycles and fads are. Key terms. Places: Germany--Periods: 20th century--Forms: Philosophy.

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Die Beschleunigungsfalle oder der Triumph der Schildkröte, Klaus Backhaus, Holger Bonus

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Année de publication
1994
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Langue
Allemand
Publié
1994
Format
souple
Pages
193
ISBN10
3791008773
ISBN13
9783791008776
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Title: " Acceleration trap or the triumph of the tortoise" (Translation). The two Munster economic professors, Klaus Backhaus and Holger Bonus, have gathered in her collection "The acceleration trap or the Triumph of the Tortoise" a total of 18 individual contributions to the following chapter headings: "Time Travel", "time stress", "economy of time", "time step" and "time horizon". The title mentioned in the book Triumph of the turtle to commemorate the old paradox of the race between Achilles and the tortoise, which seen from the perspective of the slowness of the world changes. At the same time signaled the title but also the skepticism of the editors, especially in relation to the economic acceleration process, including the sequence of ever shorter product cycles and fads are. Key terms. Places: Germany--Periods: 20th century--Forms: Philosophy.