Titlebook: Nineteenth-Century Individualism and the Market Economy; Individualist Themes Luke Philip Plotica Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Luke Philip Ploticats the consideration of environmental, social, cultural and economic factors. Vernacular architecture has been built in many countries around the world. It reflects the culture and tradition of indigenous people using simple forms and local materials supported by simple construction skills. Africa h

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,Introduction—A Nation of Individuals and Markets, claim of the book that in nineteenth-century America the rise of individualism and the rise of a market economy were interrelated and co-constitutive phenomena, but that neither strictly entails the other. In preparation for the historical and exegetical chapters that argue for this claim, this cha

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The Rise of the Market: Individuation and Integration in Antebellum America,l, economic, cultural, and political history, it sketches a pattern of individuation at work in American society during the first half of the nineteenth century. The era was marked by an individualistic spirit manifest in nearly every aspect of life, from dress and religion to voluntary associations

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Emerson and Self-Reliance: Individualism Amidst the Market,ghout his long career as an essayist and lecturer, he developed a doctrine of what he called self-reliance, meant to marry inner self-knowledge and self-trust with pursuits of self-culture. Emerson was also keenly interested in the development of a market economy in America, though his thought on th

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Thoreau and Deliberate Living: Individualism Against the Market,vis the market, despite beginning from many shared concepts and values. Like Emerson, Thoreau embraced an individualistic ideal of self-cultivation built upon a foundation of personal conscience. However, he unambiguously articulates a doctrine of deliberate living against the mentality, values, and

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The Maturation of the Market: Industrial Society in the Gilded Age, nascent market economy into a dynamic industrial landscape. Still expected to secure a livelihood by their own effort and initiative, individuals in postbellum America had to negotiate a predominately wage economy that was ever more complex, competitive, volatile, and institutionally dense. The dra

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The Rise of the Market: Individuation and Integration in Antebellum America, and economic practices. By the dawn of the Civil War, the so-called market revolution had accelerated the transformation of America into a nation of striving individuals, with individualism fueling the expansion of the market, and market practices training persons to act as individuals.