Titlebook: Consumer Culture in Latin America; John Sinclair,Anna Cristina Pertierra Book 2012 John Sinclair and Anna Cristina Pertierra 2012 American

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New Social and Business Models in Latin American Musicstor of the culture / creative industries cannot be fully separated, since it is consumption that drives both commercial and alternative strategies to reach audiences, and, increasingly, participation in social networks (which also increases revenues).. Music cannot be separated from other media, par

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Chile’s Forgotten Consumers: Poor Urban Families, Consumption Strategies, and the Moral Economy of Rl formats, advertising, mass media, technology, and credit), and consumer attitudes and practices. Some scholars argue that lower-and middle-income groups improve their social status by imitating elite consumption styles. As a result, they argue, political participation and social solidarity have de

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Peasants and ,: Consumer Fantasies in the Colombian Andesarly jarring. Túquerres, a highland town in Colombia’s southwestern Andes, has depended on small-plot farms, manual labor, and regional peasant marketplaces. During my fieldwork in the late 1990s, people stressed these continuities at the same time as they were actively adopting new clothing styles

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Decorating the New House: The Material Culture of Social Mobility, making a home often involves large amounts of “symbolic labor” expended on the house over a lengthy period of time. Home is therefore not just an idea or a space but an active cultural process (Miller 2001). Home-making practices, then, are all those by means of which dwellers ground personal and

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Christmas Tamales in Costa Rica (1900–1930)bility of technology (necessary for production), cultural and symbolic factors, and the cultivation of existing resources. In other words, culinary cultures stem from such factors as the nature of ingredients as much as from beliefs and practices (Pilcher 2006, 2). The meaning of food can differ acc

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Images of Work for Consumption: Factory’s Representations in Ideological Propaganda and Advertisingen by the culture of media, developed during this period. As Ciavatta argued: “Representations of the social world, though aiming at universality, are always determined by the interests of the groups who create them” (Ciavatta 2002, 22). Such representations thus are not just a reflection of reality

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Tango, Samba, and National Identities: Similarities and Differences in the Foundational Myths of “Mi Argentina and Brazil. We take as a starting point two so-called fundamental moments in the “official” history of these musical genres: the respective inaugurations of samba and tango styles that were the songs “Pelo Telefone” and “Mi Noche Triste.”. Tango and samba are two musical genres that const