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칼 오너리, 느림을 찬양하다

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저널리스트 칼 오너리는 서구세계가 강조하는 스피드에 의해 건강, 생산성, 삶의 질이 침식되고 있다고 말합니다. 하지만 사람들이 매일매일 너무 모든것이 현대화된 삶에 제동을 걸기 시작하면서,속도에 대한 커다란 반작용의 조짐이 보이고 있습니다.

Journalist Carl Honore is best known for his advocacy of the Slow Movement. His book In Praise of Slowness dissects our speed-obsessed society and celebrates those who have gotten in touch with their "inner tortoise." Full bio »

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