Los mejores podcasts de World Of Marketing (2025)

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181: Unveiling Truths: How Data Reveals What We Really Think in“Everybody Lies”by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz 12:10

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What is the central thesis of Everybody Lies? The central thesis of "Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data, and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are" by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz is that the digital footprints we leave behind—especially through our online searches and social media interactions—provide a more accurate and insightful und…

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180: Unlocking Success: Insights from Stephen A. Schwarzman's “What It Takes” 12:05

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What role did Schwarzman’s education at Yale and Harvard Business School play in shaping his career? Stephen A. Schwarzman’s education at Yale University and Harvard Business School played a significant role in shaping his career and his approach to business and finance. 1. Foundational Knowledge : At Yale, Schwarzman studied political science, whe…

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178: Cheers to History: Uncovering Civilization Through Six Iconic Beverages in Tom Standage's “A History of the World in Six Glasses” 12:40

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What does Standage say about beer in Mesopotamia and Egypt? In his book "A History of the World in 6 Glasses," Tom Standage discusses the significance of beer in ancient cultures, particularly in Mesopotamia and Egypt. He highlights that beer was one of the earliest fermented beverages and played a crucial role in social and economic life. In Mesop…

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179: Business and Beyond: Lessons from Stephen A. Schwarzman's “What It Takes” 12:05

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What is the central theme of What It Takes by Stephen Schwarzman? The central theme of "What It Takes" by Stephen Schwarzman revolves around the ideas of leadership, entrepreneurship, and the importance of relationships in achieving success. Schwarzman shares insights from his life, including his experiences in building Blackstone, one of the world…

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177: Reflections in a Glass: A Journey Through History with Tom Standage 12:40

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What are the six beverages discussed in the book, and in what order are they presented? In "A History of the World in 6 Glasses" by Tom Standage, the six beverages discussed, presented in chronological order, are: 1. Beer : Representing the agricultural revolution and the early civilizations of Mesopotamia. 2. Wine : Associated with the Mediterrane…

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176: Playing with Purpose: Understanding Life through Finite and Infinite Games 13:42

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Why does Carse suggest that infinite games have no fixed boundaries or end points? James P. Carse, in his book "Finite and Infinite Games," suggests that infinite games have no fixed boundaries or endpoints because their primary purpose is not to win but to continue the play. In an infinite game, the focus is on ongoing engagement, growth, and evol…

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174: Unlocking the Secrets of Influence: A Deep Dive into‘The Charisma Myth' by Olivia Fox Cabane 11:38

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How can body language be used to convey power and warmth simultaneously? Body language plays a crucial role in conveying both power and warmth simultaneously. Here are several strategies to achieve this balance: 1. Posture : Adopting an open and upright posture can convey confidence and authority. Standing tall, with shoulders back, communicates po…

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175: Beyond Winning: The Philosophical Dimensions of Finite and Infinite Games 13:42

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What is the central thesis of Finite and Infinite Games? The central thesis of "Finite and Infinite Games" by James P. Carse is the distinction between two types of games that people play in life—finite games and infinite games. Finite games are characterized by rules, boundaries, and a clear endpoint, where the objective is to win, leading to a co…

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173: Unlocking the Power of Presence: Insights from 'The Charisma Myth' by Olivia Fox Cabane 11:38

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What is the central thesis of The Charisma Myth? The central thesis of "The Charisma Myth" by Olivia Fox Cabane is that charisma is not an inherent trait, but rather a set of behaviors and attitudes that can be learned and cultivated. Cabane argues that anyone can develop charisma through practice and by applying specific techniques. The book provi…

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172: Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America 9:26

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What role did gender roles play in shaping the cultures of the four groups? Gender roles played a significant role in shaping the cultures of various groups throughout history. While the specifics can vary widely among different societies, a few key themes can be observed across various cultures: 1. Division of Labor : In many societies, traditiona…

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172: Market Reflections: The Timeless Wisdom of‘Reminiscences of a Stock Operator' 6:53

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How does the protagonist’s approach to trading evolve as he transitions from bucket shops to Wall Street? The protagonist's approach to trading typically evolves significantly as he transitions from bucket shops to Wall Street, reflecting a growth in understanding, strategy, and the complexity of the financial markets. In bucket shops, trading ofte…

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172: Exploring the Roots of America: A Deep Dive into David Hackett Fischer's “Albion's Seed” 9:26

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What are the four British folkways that Fischer identifies, and what regions of America did they influence? In his book "Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America," David Hackett Fischer identifies four distinct folkways that influenced different regions of America. These are: 1. The Puritans (East Anglia) : This folkway originated from the P…

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Ep. 330 The Crossroads of Sustainability Investments Under Trump 2.0 23:54

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In this episode we explore the landscape of Sustainable Investments under the new Trump administration with Sustainable Investment Advisor, Urban Larson. We discussed potential policy shifts, their impact on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) investing, and strategies for navigating these changes. Discover how investors can adapt to the ev…

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171: Mastering the Markets: Lessons from ‘Reminiscences of a Stock Operator' 6:53

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How to think like a stock operator? Thinking like a stock operator involves adopting a mindset that emphasizes strategic decision-making based on market behavior, technical analysis, and psychological factors. Here are several key principles to help you think like a stock operator: 1. Understand Market Dynamics: Familiarize yourself with how market…

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170: Embracing Dreams: Lessons from Randy Pausch's 'The Last Lecture' 4:33

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How does Randy use the metaphor of a "brick wall" to explain life's challenges? What does he mean by saying, "Brick walls are there for a reason"? In his famous "Last Lecture," Randy Pausch uses the metaphor of a "brick wall" to represent the obstacles and challenges that people encounter in life. By saying, "Brick walls are there for a reason," he…

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170: Virulent Encounters: Unraveling the Terrifying Truths of The Hot Zone 9:17

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In what ways does The Hot Zone highlight the dangers of human interaction with nature and wildlife? "The Hot Zone," written by Richard Preston, vividly illustrates the dangers of human interaction with nature and wildlife through several key themes and narrative elements: 1. Zoonotic Diseases: The book emphasizes how diseases can jump from animals …

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170: Living Your Dreams: Lessons from Randy Pausch's 'The Last Lecture' 4:33

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What lessons from The Last Lecture can you apply to your own life? Which of Randy’s ideas or philosophies resonates with you the most, and why? In "The Last Lecture," Randy Pausch shares profound insights about life, dreams, and how to live with purpose. Here are several lessons that can resonate with many people, including myself: 1. Pursue Your C…

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170: Contagion in the Shadows: Inside Richard Preston's 'The Hot Zone' 9:17

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What lessons can modern society learn from the events described in The Hot Zone? How do these lessons apply to current global health crises? "The Hot Zone," written by Richard Preston, details the origins and outbreaks of the Ebola virus and Marburg virus, presenting a gripping narrative that interweaves science, medicine, and the human experience.…

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VINYL SET - ESPECIAL NOCHEBUENA | 24.12.2024 1:46:48

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David Moleon -VINYL SET - ESPECIAL NOCHEBUENA | 24.12.2024Por David Moleon

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David Moleon @ Code Fabrik - 21 Aniversario | 16.11.2024 1:30:16

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David Moleon @ Code Fabrik - 21 Aniversario | 16.11.2024Por David Moleon

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Ep. 329 La ola verde: el compromiso de la empresa naviera Maersk con los combustibles alternativos 8:29

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Maersk, conocida por transportar más del 80% del comercio mundial a través de sus rutas marítimas, ha dependido tradicionalmente del fueloil convencional. Sin embargo, en un momento en que la crisis climática exige acciones, la empresa se encuentra ahora a la vanguardia de una revolución verde en el transporte marítimo.…

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169: Understanding Social Change: The Dynamics of Influence in 'The Tipping Point' by Malcolm Gladwell 7:14

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What psychological principles are mentioned in the book? To provide a precise answer, it would be helpful to know which specific book you are referring to. Many books explore psychological principles, including topics like cognitive psychology, behavioral psychology, developmental psychology, and social psychology. Common principles might include c…

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168: Mastering Productivity: A Deep Dive into 'Getting Things Done' by David Allen 8:16

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How do you use context tags in GTD? In the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology, context tags are used to categorize tasks based on the environment, tools, or circumstances in which they can be completed. This helps you filter and prioritize your tasks effectively. Here’s how to use context tags in GTD: 1. Identify Contexts: Determine the differen…

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168: The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference 7:14

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How can the concept of tipping points be applied in personal life? The concept of tipping points, which refers to the moment when a small change leads to significant and often irreversible effects, can be applied to personal life in various ways: 1. Habit Formation: Understanding tipping points can help in forming or breaking habits. For instance, …

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168: Mastering Productivity: Unlocking Your Potential with 'Getting Things Done' by David Allen 8:16

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How does GTD address the challenges of multitasking? Getting Things Done (GTD), a productivity methodology developed by David Allen, addresses the challenges of multitasking primarily by promoting a structured approach to managing tasks and projects. Here are several ways GTD helps mitigate the drawbacks of multitasking: 1. Clarifies Priorities: GT…

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167: Riding the Waves of Euphoria: Understanding Market Psychology in Robert J. Shiller's Irrational Exuberance 5:42

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What economic indicators does the Robert J. Shiller use to analyze market bubbles? Robert J. Shiller, an influential economist and Nobel laureate, uses several economic indicators and metrics to analyze market bubbles, particularly in the context of financial markets like real estate and stock markets. Some of the key indicators he often focuses on…

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166: Will I Ever Be Good Enough A Journey Towards Healing from Narcissistic Mothers 2:29

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What inspired the author to write Will I Ever Be Good Enough Will I Ever Be Good Enough: Healing the Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers" is authored by Karyl McBride. The book was inspired by McBride's recognition of the profound impact that narcissistic parenting can have on daughters. Her own experiences, as well as those of her clients as a thera…

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Ep. 328 ¿Es tiempo de incluir a la democracia en las métricas ESG? 28:01

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En la actualidad es sabido que las métricas ESG juegan un papel crucial en las organizaciones. Asi mismo a surgido una tendencia que se debería incluir a estas métricas la letra D de democracia. Marcos Buscaglia, es un economista argentino experto en mercados emergentes y una voz autorizada sobre la relación entre la democracia y los mercados. Busc…

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165: Unraveling Market Myths: Insights from Robert J. Shiller's 'Irrational Exuberance' 5:42

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What was the context of the Irrational Exuberance 's publication? "Irrational Exuberance," written by economist Robert J. Shiller, was first published in March 2000, just before the bursting of the dot-com bubble. The context of its publication was marked by a period of significant optimism in the financial markets, particularly in technology stock…

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166: Breaking the Cycle: Healing the Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers in Will I Ever Be Good Enough by Karyl McBride 2:29

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When was Will I Ever Be Good Enough published? Will I Ever Be Good Enough Healing the Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers" by Karyl McBride was published in 2008. What is the original title of the Will I Ever Be Good Enough in its native language? The original title of Will I Ever Be Good Enough in its native language, which is English, is "Will I Ev…

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EP. 327 Sustainability Champions: Engaging Employees to Drive Change 16:39

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By involving employees in sustainability efforts, companies can create a more committed, innovative, and responsive workforce, leading to more successful and sustainable business practices. My guest in this episode is Laura Althoff. With extensive experience in coaching and change management, Laura believes that transitions have the potential to pr…

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164: Half the Sky: Empowering Women Across the Globe 15:19

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What role do grassroots organizations play in the book’s narrative? Grassroots organizations play a significant role in the book's narrative as they are often portrayed as the driving force behind social change and activism. These organizations are shown to empower individuals and communities to take action and work towards achieving their goals, w…

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164: Captivity, Conservation, and Courage: Exploring the Depths of 'Beneath the Surface' by John Hargrove 10:37

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What specific changes or reforms does Hargrove advocate for in the book? In the book, Hargrove advocates for the following changes and reforms in the captive marine mammal industry: 1. Ending the breeding of captive marine mammals for entertainment purposes, and phasing out existing breeding programs. 2. Implementing stricter regulations and oversi…

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164: Breaking the Chains: Half the Sky 15:19

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How does Kristof address the impact of gender inequality on global development? Kristof addresses the impact of gender inequality on global development by highlighting the numerous ways in which it hinders progress and prosperity. He emphasizes that when women and girls are denied equal rights and opportunities, it not only limits their personal po…

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164: Beneath the Surface: Uncovering the Truth of Captive Orcas 10:37

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What are some criticisms or counterarguments presented in the book? 1. One criticism is that the book oversimplifies complex political and social issues, presenting them in a way that may reinforce stereotypes or promote a black-and-white view of the world. 2. Another criticism is that the book may prioritize Western perspectives and narratives, ov…

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163: The Power of Parental Influence: Understanding and Implementing the Principles of 'Hold On to Your Kids' 14:00

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How does Neufeld recommend handling peer pressure in children? Gordon Neufeld recommends handling peer pressure in children by building a strong parent-child attachment relationship and fostering the child's natural instincts for belonging and loyalty. Parents should prioritize connection, empathy, and emotional support in order to provide children…

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162: Mastering Survival in the Business World: Andrew S. Grove's Only the Paranoid Survive 12:59

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How does Grove suggest companies should handle disruptive change? Grove suggests that companies should embrace and adapt to disruptive change by continuously monitoring their industry and being open to new technologies, business models, and ways of thinking. He emphasizes the importance of being proactive rather than reactive, and maintaining a sen…

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163: The Importance of Attachment: Hold On to Your Kids 14:00

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What strategies does Neufeld offer for maintaining authority and influence? 1. Setting and enforcing clear boundaries: Neufeld advises parents to establish clear rules and boundaries in the home and to consistently enforce them. 2. Building strong relationships: Neufeld emphasizes the importance of building strong emotional connections with childre…

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162: Survival of the Fittest: Inside Andrew S. Grove's Only the Paranoid Survive 12:59

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What is the central theme of "Only the Paranoid Survive"? The central theme of "Only the Paranoid Survive" by Andrew S. Grove is the importance of staying vigilant and adaptive in the face of rapidly changing markets and technological advancements. Grove emphasizes the necessity for companies to constantly anticipate and respond to threats and chal…

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161: The Dance of Anger: How to Break Free from Negative Patterns and Embrace Empowerment 11:15

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How does Lerner define anger and its role in personal relationships? According to Lerner, anger is a natural emotional response that serves as a signal that something is wrong or unjust in a personal relationship. She explains that anger can be a valuable tool for setting boundaries, expressing needs, and fostering personal growth within relationsh…

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161: Paradigm Shifts: The Evolution of Science in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions 11:40

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What is meant by "paradigm shift," and how does it signify a major change in scientific thought? A paradigm shift refers to a fundamental change in the basic concepts, theories, and practices within a particular scientific discipline. It signifies a major change in scientific thought because it involves a shift in the underlying assumptions and bel…

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161: The Dance of Anger: Embracing and Transforming Conflict 11:15

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What strategies does Lerner propose for women to deal with anger in a culturally supportive way? In her book "The Dance of Anger: A Woman's Guide to Changing the Patterns of Intimate Relationships," author Harriet Lerner proposes several strategies for women to deal with anger in a culturally supportive way. Some of these strategies include: 1. Rec…

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161: Paradigm Shifts: Exploring The Structure of Scientific Revolutions 11:40

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How does Kuhn define "normal science," and what role does it play in scientific development? Kuhn defines "normal science" as the day-to-day scientific activity that is conducted within a particular scientific paradigm. This includes conducting experiments, gathering data, and analyzing results within the accepted framework of theories and methodol…

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Ep. 326 Sustainability and Hospitals: Leading the Way in Sustainable Healthcare 32:19

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This episode will explore hospitals, health care, and sustainability. Today, my guest is Dr. Jonathan Slutzman. Dr. Slutzman is the Director of the Center for the Environment and Health and Medical Director for Environmental Sustainability at Massachusetts General Hospital. We discuss this critical topic and the significant sustainability initiativ…

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160: Embracing the Beauty of Darkness: In Praise of Shadows 12:10

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What criticisms does Tanizaki have about Western influence on Japanese aesthetic values? Junichiro Tanizaki criticizes the Western influence on Japanese aesthetic values in his essay "In Praise of Shadows." Some of the criticisms he has include: 1. Tanizaki argues that Western culture values bright, artificial lighting, loud noises, and excessive o…

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