Sunday, March 17, 2019
The State of Our World Depicted in the Book, Natural Capitalism: Creati
The State of Our World Depicted in the Book, essential Capitalism Creating the Next Industrial mutation Each word in the title of the set aside Natural Capitalism Creating the Next Industrial transformation carries powerful undertones. For example industrial revolution carries a negative connotation for me I picture smoke stacks pouring out pollution and darkening the cities and six year old children working fourteen hours a day in factories for little pay. I simultaneously recognize the strange amount of inventions and technologies that were developed during and following the Industrial Revolution and its vast intrusion on the world and on the United States, which places great value on the idea of capitalism. Considering my preconceptions simply based on the words of the title of the book, I was intrigued to read the first chapter of the book and to see what could be environmentally ingrained astir(predicate) capitalism and what a new industrial revolution w ould involve. capital of Minnesota Hawken, Amory Lovins, and hunter Lovins, the authors of Natural Capitalism Creating the Next Industrial Revolution, offer a persuasive and powerful outlook on the state of our world soon and in the future through intertwining logical arguments, emotional hails, and establishments of personal credibility. The chapter opens with an appeal to emotions. The book describes a scene to imagine - a more dovish and world with more parks, cleaner air and water, societal harmony, check prime(a) of life, and lack of income taxes (1). This beginning passage is an effective way to draw readers into the book because it intrigues them and causes them to desire the world to which they are being introduced. The opening prepares the readers ... ...pe (regarding a serve well and flow economy). These and the other examples given in the chapter demonstrate to the reader that changes for the better are possible and have been already taking place a nd manageable results. I feel that Natural Capitalism Creating the Next Industrial Revolution is persuasive and well-written. The progression from a fantasy to how to achieve that fantasy specifically is effective. The use of emotional appeals to back up the logical claims and arguments were balanced and lay in good places. I am persuaded to learn more about how the ideals of this book are being played out in the world, and I want to support proponents of valuing natural capital in their efforts.Works CitedHawken, Paul, Amory Lovins, and Hunter Lovins. Natural Capitalism Creating the Next Industrial Revoution. Little Brown and Company, 1999.
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