Encyclopedia Of Consumer Culture

Publisher SAGE

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SAGE

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Copyright

2011

ISBN13

9781412994248

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eBook

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College Freshman - 170

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Covers consuming societies around the world, from the Age of Enlightenment to the present, and shows how consumption has become intrinsic to the world's social, economic, political, and cultural landscapes.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Reader’s Guide.
About the Editor.
Contributors.
Introduction.
1: Acculturation.
2: Actor-Network Theory.
3: Addiction.
4: Adornment.
5: Adorno, Theodor (1903–1969).
6: Advertising.
7: Aesthetization of Everyday Life.
8: Aesthetics.
9: Affluent Society.
10: Age and Aging.
11: Air and Rail Travel.
12: Alienation.
13: Alternative Consumption.
14: Alternative Medicine.
15: Althusser, Louis (1918–1990).
16: American Dream.
17: Americanization.
18: Anomie.
19: Anorexia.
20: Anthropology.
21: Appropriation.
22: Architecture.
23: Art and Cultural Worlds.
24: Asceticism.
25: Attitude Surveys.
26: Attitude Theory.
27: Audience Research.
28: Authenticity.
29: Autoethnography.
30: Automobiles.
31: Bakhtin, Mikhail (1895–1975).
32: Barbie Dolls.
33: Barthes, Roland (1915–1980).
34: Bataille, Georges (1897–1962).
35: Baudrillard, Jean (1923–2007).
36: Beauty Myth.
37: Belonging.
38: Benjamin, Walter (1892–1940).
39: Bicycles.
40: Binge and Excess.
41: Body, The.
42: Body Shop, The.
43: Bollywood.
44: Bounded Rationality.
45: Bourdieu, Pierre (1930–2002).
46: Brandings.
47: Braudel, Fernand(1902–1985).
48: Bricolage.
49: British Empire.
50: Broadcast Media.
51: Capitalism.
52: Car Clusters.
53: Carbon Trading.
54: Car-Boot Sales and Flea Markets.
55: Caribbean and the Slave Trade.
56: Carnivals.
57: Celebrity.
58: Channels of Desire.
59: Childhood.
60: Christianity.
61: Christmas.
62: Cinema.
63: Circuits of Culture/Consumption.
64: Citizenship.
65: Civil Society.
66: Civilizing Processes.
67: Clothing Consumption.
68: Clubbing.
69: Coca-Cola.
70: Coffee.
71: Coffee Shops.
72: Cognitive Structures.
73: Cold War.
74: Collecting and Collectibles.
75: Collective Consumption.
76: Collective Identity.
77: Colonialism.
78: Comics.
79: Commercialization.
80: Commodification.
81: Commodities.
82: Communication Studies.
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