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Consumer culture and modernity

Don Slater

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Introduction. 1. Consumer Culture and Modernity. 2. The Freedoms of the Market. 3. Consumption versus a Culturea . 4. The Culture of Commodities. 5. The Meanings of Things. 6. The Uses of Things. 7. New Times?. Afterword. Bibliography. Index.

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Introduction. 1. Consumer Culture and Modernity. 2. The Freedoms of the Market. 3. Consumption versus a Culturea . 4. The Culture of Commodities. 5. The Meanings of Things. 6. The Uses of Things. 7. New Times?. Afterword. Bibliography. Index.

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Introduction. 1. Consumer Culture and Modernity. 2. The Freedoms of the Market. 3. Consumption versus a Culturea . 4. The Culture of Commodities. 5. The Meanings of Things. 6. The Uses of Things. 7. New Times?. Afterword. Bibliography. Index.

Key concepts: Modernity, Consumer Culture, Consumption (sociology), Index (typography), Aesthetics, Sociology, Social science, Art

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