Titlebook: Decoding Modern Consumer Societies; Hartmut Berghoff,Uwe Spiekermann Book 2012 The German Historical Institute 2012 anthropology.commerce.

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Consumption Politics and Politicized Consumption: Monarchy, Republic, and Dictatorship in Germany, 1, consumption interacts with political power to legitimize or delegitimize governments. States can control available supplies and prices and define acceptable forms of consumption. The burgeoning field of consumption studies, however, has devoted relatively little attention to these political implic

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“God’s Own Consumers”: Billy Graham, Mass Evangelism, and Consumption in the United States during thetings, youthful looks, and middle-class lifestyle. It described Graham’s passion for golf, his use of high-tech equipment while preaching, and the rustic, eight-room house in Montreat, North Carolina, where his wife, Ruth, raised their four children.. A year later, .. magazine ran a photo essay on

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Science, Fruits, and Vegetables: A Case Study on the Interaction of Knowledge and Consumption in Nin.. Consumption was and is knowledge-based, which from the late eighteenth century increasingly meant science-based. Advances in science led to a new understanding of the world, its laws, and its resources. These developments changed modes of producing, distributing, and marketing goods. They created

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An Ambivalent Embrace: Businessmen, Mass Consumption, and Visions of America in the Third Reichd post-World War II Western Europe, and the former is often cast as the paradigmatic example of consumer society.. We tend to assume that economic opportunity and wide access to goods and services depend on a basic level of political openness and plurality.. Consumption, however, is not limited to d

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Denial in the Development of Homosexual Menh different levels of wealth have quite divergent consumption preferences. The relevance of consumption in Africa is instead based on the extremely wide range of different needs and desires there, and on the necessity to adapt the goods available to local preferences. Perhaps the one and only partic