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Productivism or
growthism is the
belief that
measurable productivity and
growth are the
purpose of
human organization (e.g., work), and that "more production...
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Productivism is an
early twentieth-century art
movement that is
characterized by its
spare geometry,
limited color palette, and
Cubist and ****urist influences...
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decorative arts. Art
Nouveau Art Deco Arts and
Crafts Movement Bauhaus Productivism Bauhaus Archive Die Neue Sammlung,
Germany Leipzig Museum of Applied...
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disposition makes more sense.
Workism takes after, but is
distinct from
productivism and producerism.
Producerism focuses on the
merit of what is
being produced...
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Fascist syndicalism was an
Italian trade syndicate movement (syndicat
means trade union in French) that rose out of the pre-World War II
provenance of...
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cause environmental degradation.
Opposed to the
extractivism and
productivism of
industrial capitalism, it
advocates for the
degrowth and deindustrialisation...
- Constructivists: the
INKhUK debates of 1920–22 had
culminated in the
theory of
Productivism propounded by Osip Brik and others,
which demanded direct parti****tion...
- entrepreneurs, technicians,
workers and
soldiers as
being proletarian.
Because productivism was key to
creating a
strong nationalist state, it
criticized internationalist...
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linked to
debates about media theory,
culture jamming, and its
corollary productivism. By 1920 most
Americans had
experimented with
occasional installment...
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Modified gross national income National average salary Potential output Productivism Social Progress Index Based on the best
available GDP data from International...
