Interpreting luxury and fashion across Anthropocene pandemics
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Pandemics afflict human beings across millennia. Pandemics arise in different historical periods reflecting particular cultural ethos. Pandemics are time markers that take place in different paradigms. People’s movements and economic processes encompassing the luxury industry trigger pandemics. This study presents several paradigms as unique processes of pandemics associating with respective luxury behaviors. This study’s objectives include questioning economic models and examines how Anthropocene historical eras are transformable for better or worse.
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Pandemics afflict human beings across millennia. Pandemics arise in different historical periods reflecting particular cultural ethos. Pandemics are time markers that take place in different paradigms. People’s movements and economic processes encompassing the luxury industry trigger pandemics. This study presents several paradigms as unique processes of pandemics associating with respective luxury behaviors. This study’s objectives include questioning economic models and examines how Anthropocene historical eras are transformable for better or worse.
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