André Gorz
André Gorz was a French philosopher and social critic known for his writings on ecology, capitalism, and the implications of modern transportation. He famously critiqued the automobile-centric culture and advocated for sustainable, communal living, emphasizing the importance of bicycles in urban settings during the 1970s.
Born on Sep 26, 1923 (102 years old)
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The term degrowth was coined in 1972 by Austrian-French social philosopher André Gorz during a debate organized by Nouvel Observateur.
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André Gorz coined the term 'degrowth' in 1972 during a debate organized by Nouvel Observateur.
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André Gorz wrote about the illusion of individual advantage in the context of mass car culture.
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