RSA ANIMATE: First as Tragedy, Then as Farce
Royal Society of Arts
Why leaders watch it
Critique of ethical consumerism and charity, a view on whether doing good can be outsourced.
An RSA Animate adaptation of a Slavoj Zizek talk on charitable giving and ethical consumerism. It argues that buying products that bundle a charity donation can sustain the system that causes the problems.
Topics: Ethics & character
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