Outline the Argument That Rubbish Is Not Worthless
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Outline the argument that rubbish is not worthless
|P1 |Introduction |General overview of what rubbish |My insight and understanding and |
| | |consists of and the use it has in|Making Social Lives |
| | |the economy/society. | |
|P2 |Rise in levels of rubbish in a consumer society and our |30 tonnes of rubbish. |Making social lives |
| |relationship to goods and waste. |Rising affluence. | |
| | |Changes to consumer products. | |
|P3 |Volume of materials, the sustainability of our consumption |Small section of paragraph |Making social lives Graphs and |
| |and the way in which we value our waste and our methods of |regarding the seduced and |tables page 110/111. |
| |disposal. |repressed consumers. |The change to our income. |
| | |The growth of economy and living |Credit availability and seduced |
| | |expenses since 1957. |consumers p.27/28/29 |
|P4 |Valued, revalued and devalued |Growth of mass consumption. |Making social lives p.117 |
| | |Popularity of department stores. | |
| | |Recycling See Table (p117). |...
Outline the argument that rubbish is not worthless
|P1 |Introduction |General overview of what rubbish |My insight and understanding and |
| | |consists of and the use it has in|Making Social Lives |
| | |the economy/society. | |
|P2 |Rise in levels of rubbish in a consumer society and our |30 tonnes of rubbish. |Making social lives |
| |relationship to goods and waste. |Rising affluence. | |
| | |Changes to consumer products. | |
|P3 |Volume of materials, the sustainability of our consumption |Small section of paragraph |Making social lives Graphs and |
| |and the way in which we value our waste and our methods of |regarding the seduced and |tables page 110/111. |
| |disposal. |repressed consumers. |The change to our income. |
| | |The growth of economy and living |Credit availability and seduced |
| | |expenses since 1957. |consumers p.27/28/29 |
|P4 |Valued, revalued and devalued |Growth of mass consumption. |Making social lives p.117 |
| | |Popularity of department stores. | |
| | |Recycling See Table (p117). |...