”An interesting history of our relationship with time that tackles some consequences.”
In Praise of Slowness
Carl Honore · 2004 · 416 pages
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About the book
A cultural critique by Canadian journalist Carl Honoré of the accelerated demands of modern life, exploring how the obsession with speed compromises health, relationships and well-being. The book presents examples from around the world of people and communities reclaiming slower, more conscious rhythms, demonstrating that slowing down does not mean laziness but rather clarity and quality of life.
Book details
| Author | Carl Honore |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 2004 |
| Pages | 416 |
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