Media tells us an “ideal” way that we should look and act, even if it is unattainable to a majority of the population. When people strive to achieve these perceptions of beauty, they end up losing part of themselves in the process and start to become inauthentic. Authenticity isn’t necessarily about being real; it is about being true to ourselves. It starts with an understanding of who we are and what we stand for. Consumerism causes inauthenticity in the population, which could lead to unhappiness. I am analyzing the concept of inauthenticity with respect to the standards created by consumerism so I can understand how the idea of inauthenticity would grow our understanding of consumerism and how it relates to unhappiness
Entry on "Authenticity" for the fourth edition of the Encyclopedia of Bioethics, edited by Bruce Jen...
We position reality television within the broader category of consumer practices of authenticity see...
Authenticity seems everywhere and nowhere at once. It is a widely used term in academia, popular cul...
The notion of authenticity, i.e., being “genuine,” “real,” or “true to oneself,” is sometimes held a...
The literature is filled with numerous idiosyncratic definitions of what it means for consumption to...
Drawing from image-elicited depth interviews, we investigate whether consumers pursue the consumptio...
MA (Philosophy), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2016A quick appraisal of one's surroun...
The present research proposes that luxury consumption can be a double-edged sword: while luxury cons...
Consumerism is the endless acquisition of consumer goods, placing a higher emphasis on our “wants” r...
This investigation argues that authenticity is inherently a macromarketing concept that is linked to...
<p>Although many perspectives suggest that authenticity is important for well-being, people do not a...
Consumerism is undeniably a large part of post-modern society due to the notion that identity is ver...
Drawing from image-elicited depth interviews, we investigate whether consumers pursue the consumptio...
What does it mean to be authentic? Is authenticity an attribute of the individual, or do certain en...
Entry on "Authenticity" for the fourth edition of the Encyclopedia of Bioethics, edited by Bruce Jen...
We position reality television within the broader category of consumer practices of authenticity see...
Authenticity seems everywhere and nowhere at once. It is a widely used term in academia, popular cul...
The notion of authenticity, i.e., being “genuine,” “real,” or “true to oneself,” is sometimes held a...
The literature is filled with numerous idiosyncratic definitions of what it means for consumption to...
Drawing from image-elicited depth interviews, we investigate whether consumers pursue the consumptio...
MA (Philosophy), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2016A quick appraisal of one's surroun...
The present research proposes that luxury consumption can be a double-edged sword: while luxury cons...
Consumerism is the endless acquisition of consumer goods, placing a higher emphasis on our “wants” r...
This investigation argues that authenticity is inherently a macromarketing concept that is linked to...
<p>Although many perspectives suggest that authenticity is important for well-being, people do not a...
Consumerism is undeniably a large part of post-modern society due to the notion that identity is ver...
Drawing from image-elicited depth interviews, we investigate whether consumers pursue the consumptio...
What does it mean to be authentic? Is authenticity an attribute of the individual, or do certain en...
Entry on "Authenticity" for the fourth edition of the Encyclopedia of Bioethics, edited by Bruce Jen...
We position reality television within the broader category of consumer practices of authenticity see...
Authenticity seems everywhere and nowhere at once. It is a widely used term in academia, popular cul...