Who says, "Thus many of us in the consumer society have a sense that our world of plenty is somehow hollow—that, hoodwinked by a consumerist culture, we have been fruitlessly attempting to satisfy with material things what are essentially social, psychological, and spiritual needs"?
a. Maguire
b. During
c. Foer
d. Segal
b
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A. Dionysus. B. Mithras. C. Zeus. D. Isis.
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A) ?Intolerance B) ?Philosophy C) ?Religion D) ?Authority