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      <title>Van wonen tot marketing : een sociaal-filosofische analyse van het moderne behoefte-georiënteerd handelen (Doctoral Thesis)</title>
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      <pubDate>1985-09-10T00:00:00Z</pubDate>
      <description>Toledo, K. van, Van wonen tot marketing. Een
sociaal-filosofische analyse van het moderne
behoefte-georiënteerd handelen/From living to
marketing. An analysis of the social philosophical
nature of modern want-oriented action, Proefschrift/
Doctoral thesis, Landbouwhogeschool,
Wageningen 1985.
In modern western society the broadened concept
of marketing covers a considerable part of the
field of action. An example is the overlap of
marketing with the domain of living. Here we find
a development of society into a system, appearing
as a multi-coloured totality of relations between
organizations and consumers.
From this point of view I have tried to reconstruct
the social philosophical foundations of
modern marketing by means of concepts derived from
Jürgen Habermas's theory of human action, in particular
the concept of reproduction of personal
identity. This has lead to the thesis, that any
model of a marketing-oriented society, in its
broadest sense, has a relatively weak capacity as
regards problem-solving, when compared with the
model of a society, in which the marketing-function
is bounded to the economic sub-system and
controlled through a 'public domain'.</description>
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