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Q- The world is burning in the fire of desires . Comment . ​

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Answered by Mustela
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"The world is burning in the fire of desire." Yes, it's true in every manner of the current world.

EXPLANATION-

The current world is focused on things like with the motto of being focused on desires and dreams.

But, we forget to focus on the importance of moral values and emotions.

As to live a luxurious life, people are extracting nature most brutally. The dream is to wear something unique, to eat something new and flavorful or want to create some more money.

Just for the sake of our action has become so rude towards nature as well as human minds too. Just with the mind for achievements of a certain thing, we become insensitive to others' emotions, feelings, and perspectives.

Conclusion-

Desires are good until the time they fulfill us with a positive mindset for achievements that are good for us and society too.

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Answered by FFCHAMP
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Desire is the motivating force behind much of contemporary consumption. Yet consumer research has devoted little specific attention to passionate and fanciful consumer desire. This article is grounded in consumers’ everyday experiences of longing for and fantasizing about particular goods. Based on journals, interviews, projective data, and inquiries into daily discourses in three cultures (the United States, Turkey, and Denmark), we develop a phenomenological account of desire. We find that desire is regarded as a powerful cyclic emotion that is both discomforting and pleasurable. Desire is an embodied passion involving a quest for otherness, sociality, danger, and inaccessibility. Underlying and driving the pursuit of desire, we find self‐seduction, longing, desire for desire, fear of being without desire, hopefulness, and tensions between seduction and morality. We discuss theoretical implications of these processes for consumer research.

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