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Иллюзия выбора. The Illusion Of Choice

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Иллюзия выбора. The Illusion Of Choice. The Illusion Of Choice . , , . , , , . , . , , . . . , . , ? . , , . , , , . SPECIFICATIONS: Author: Cass Sunstein Language: Russian Publication Date: 2016 Number of pages: 252 pst Format: Paperback Size:5 () A5 (Standard) Weight: 280 g ISBN: Does not apply

Иллюзия выбора. The Illusion Of Choice

Каждый день мы делаем выбор. Кого любить и где работать, за кого голосовать и на чем ездить, как отдыхать и что покупать. В государствах, уважающих свободу, граждане вольны выбирать во всех сферах жизни — и немало крови и чернил было пролито, чтобы отстоять право людей на свободу выбора.
Но любой выбор требует времени, которого нам всегда не хватает. В результате мы не пытаемся разобраться, как будет лучше, а просто останавливаемся на имеющемся варианте. Мы выбираем не выбирать. Без возражений подписываем трудовой договор и соглашаемся с кредитными условиями банка. Замечаем мы это или нет, но мы повсеместно сталкиваемся с ситуациями отсутствия выбора. Но действительно ли это так страшно, как кажется? Вовсе нет. Если бы потребовалось разом сделать выбор во всех важных для нас областях, мы бы с этим не справились, и именно отказ от выбора часто делает нашу жизнь более комфортной. Рассуждая о проблемах выбора, Касс Санстейн помогает разобраться, когда нам стоит бороться за свободу выбора, а в каких случаях выбор нам только мешает.

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Author:Cass Sunstein - Касс Санстейн

Language:Russian/Русский

Publication Date:2016

Number of pages:252 pst

Format:Paperback

Size:А5 (Стандарт) / A5 (Standard)

Weight:280 g

ISBN:Does not apply

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