Quotes About Social
Try as he might, Gatsby remains outside the inner sanctum and nothing he can do will allow him full access. He will never be accepted by anyone but the nouveaux riches.
~ Kate Maurer
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Because of our social circumstances, male and female are really two cultures and their life experiences are utterly different—and this is crucial. Implicit
~ Kate Millett
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What I want is outrageous: all the possible pleasures of freedom. I want to go beyond the old system of possession, the notion of person as a thing owned. Like so many of us now, I'm experimenting with life, trying to get it right, to do it better, aware how often we're merely rationalizing — but still trying to create a new kind of social existence.
~ Kate Millett
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The social responsibility of business is to increase its profits,' said Milton Friedman back in 1970, and the mainstream business world willingly believed him.
~ Kate Raworth
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As we will explore, becoming agnostic in this way calls for transforming the financial, political and social structures that have made our economies and societies come to expect, demand and depend upon growth.
~ Kate Raworth
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As our emerging self-portrait makes clear, we are motivated by far more than cost and price. So instead of turning first to markets to mediate our social and ecological relationships, the twenty-first-century economist would be wise to start by asking what social dynamics are already in play. What are the values, heuristics, norms and networks that currently shape human behaviour—and how could they be nurtured or nudged, rather than ignored and eroded?
~ Kate Raworth
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Third, nurture human nature. At the heart of twentieth-century economics stands the portrait of rational economic man: he has told us that we are self-interested, isolated, calculating, fixed in taste and dominant over nature—and his portrait has shaped who we have become. But human nature is far richer than this, as early sketches of our new self-portrait reveal: we are social, interdependent, approximating, fluid in values and dependent upon the living world.
~ Kate Raworth
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Such an economy must help to bring everyone above the Doughnut's social foundation. To do so, however, it must alter the distribution not only of income but also of wealth, time and power.
~ Kate Raworth
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Preparing for landing, then, calls for taking the economy out of that growth autopilot and redesigning the financial, political and social structures that have turned growth into what Rostow called 'the normal condition'.
~ Kate Raworth
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This kind of herd behaviour can be highly contagious and highly uncertain. And it explains the unpredictability not only of the next chart-topping song but also of next summer's fashion craze—not to mention the 'animal spirits' driving boom and bust in stock markets—revealing the strength of social networks in shaping our preferences, purchases and actions.
~ Kate Raworth
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The Doughnut's inner ring—its social foundation—sets out the basics of life on which no one should be left falling short.
~ Kate Raworth
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I highly recommend cleanliness. It pleases women and annoys men, which are two excellent ways to get on in society.
~ Kate Ross
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It was as grim a social scene as I'd ever encountered, and I missed everything I'd left behind at home. I wondered what my nail polish collection was doing right now.
~ Kate Williams
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The rule is not to talk about money with people who have much more or much less than you.
~ Katharine Whitehorn
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poverty was not always a disadvantage at the baths. Far from making everyone equal, nudity imposed its own hierarchy, one that frequently favoured the toned body of the poorest freedman or slave over that of the indulged, unexercised rich man.
~ Katherine Ashenburg
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or with the nails, in the manner of dogs or cats, and not with a napkin, but with a toothpick of mastic wood, or with a feather, or with small bones taken from the drumsticks of cocks or hens." —Erasmus, "On Good Manners for Boys
~ Katherine Ashenburg
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Thus, open taxes at some level serve to perpetuate public ignorance which is essential to the success of the scheme. The second reason is that taxes, particularly progressive taxes, are weapons by which elitist social planners can wage war on the middle class.
~ G. Edward Griffin
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They didn't put a scarlet letter on her chest, but they didn't need to. That's what the Internet is for.
~ Gabrielle Zevin
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He found himself uttering a series of "excuse mes" that he did not mean. A truly magnificent thing about the way the brain was coded, Sam thought, was that it could say "Excuse me" while meaning "Screw you.
~ Gabrielle Zevin
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She doesn't recognize the number—none of her friends use their phones as phones anymore.
~ Gabrielle Zevin
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A.J. runs their credit cards and concludes that a theft is an acceptable social loss while a death is an isolating one.
~ Gabrielle Zevin
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gregarious hermit. I wanted the warmth of spontaneous connection and the freedom to be left alone.
~ Gail Caldwell
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The maximum weekly rate paid for women in domestic service in New England around the time of the Revolution was the same as the maximum daily rate for male farm laborers.
~ Gail Collins
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The most recent estimate is that a mere 400 individuals in the United States now own more wealth than the bottom 180 million Americans taken together -- a degree of wealth concentration that is accurately, not rhetorically, properly designated medieval.
~ Gar Alperovitz
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