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“发人深省,令人恐惧,但最终还是充满希望。”——伊丽莎白·科尔伯特,普利策奖得主,著有《第六次灭绝》。裁员。开始清理。丢弃。我们所有人迟早都会面临不再需要或不想要的东西。但是当我们把旧衣服和其他物品送到当地的捐赠中心时,它们会去哪里呢?有时我们跨越整个国家,甚至跨越半个地球,来到那些在我们留下的东西中发现价值的人和地方。在《二手》一书中,记者亚当·明特带我们进行了一次意想不到的冒险,进入了这个通常被隐藏起来、价值数十亿美元的再利用行业:美国西南部的旧货店到东京的古着店,东南亚的跳蚤市场到加纳的二手商品企业,等等。在路上,敏特遇到了处理我们日益增多的废弃物品并从中获利的令人着迷的人,并提出了一个紧迫的问题:在一个渴望闪亮和新东西的世界,它们有空间放得下吗? Secondhand offers hopeful answers and hard truths. A history of the stuff we've used and a contemplation of why we keep buying more, it also reveals the marketing practices, design failures, and racial prejudices that push used items into landfills instead of new homes. Secondhand shows us that it doesn't have to be this way, and what really needs to change to build a sustainable future free of excess stuff.
“《渴望更少》不仅仅是一个关于持久的文化关注的故事,它剥去了极简主义商品化的外壳,揭示了一些令人惊讶和彻底鲜活的东西。”-珍妮·奥德尔,《什么都不做》的作者:“少即是多”:我们到处都听到这句咒语。近藤麻理惠(Marie Kondo)和其他整理大师承诺,扔掉我们的东西将解决我们的问题。我们承诺净化饮食,争取收件箱零。在疯狂的节奏和分心的日常生活中,我们渴望安静、通风、可在instagram上分享的空间来享受它。这种高档节俭的流行术语是“极简主义”(minimalism),它主要代表购买和消费的东西。但是极简主义可以提供更丰富、更深刻、更有价值的礼物。凯尔·恰卡是我们最敏锐的文化观察家之一。在为主流出版物报道极简主义趋势多年后,他现在深入这种生活方式光鲜的表面之下,寻求更好的方式来占据我们渴望的时间和空间。他表明,我们对更少的渴望比我们意识到的要早得多。 His search leads him to the philosophical and spiritual origins of minimalism, and to the stories of artists such as Agnes Martin and Donald Judd; composers such as John Cage and Julius Eastman; architects and designers; visionaries and misfits. As Chayka looks anew at their extraordinary lives and explores the places where they worked-from Manhattan lofts to the Texas high desert and the back alleys of Kyoto-he reminds us that what we most require is presence, not absence. The result is an elegant new synthesis of our minimalist desires and our profound emotional needs.