Titlebook: Approaching Consumer Culture; Global Flows and Loc Evgenia Krasteva-Blagoeva Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 Consumption.Cons

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Consumption of the Past: Constructing Antiquity of an Archaeological Site in Bulgaria and Marketingof archaeological thinking and practice in contemporary archaeology and the politics of commoditization. The “eye of anthropology,” which gives priority to cultural phenomena, makes it possible to evaluate the nature of archaeological narratives and discourses as cultural product in the context of t

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A Cultural Reading of Conspicuous Consumption in China,economic perspective but also from cultural and political points of view. Both China and the West have had the phenomenon of conspicuous consumption at different historical periods, which, in their own ways, have constituted different cultural and political narratives and have demonstrated in them d

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Preserves Exiting Socialism: Authenticity, Anti-standardization, and Middle-Class Consumption in Poist shortages, the practice of preparing food preserves in jars was transformed into modern, creative domestic leisure of Romanian middle-class consumers. The appearance of local market of artisan preserves, new meanings, and new sources of value for the preserve jars are outlined.

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Evgenia Krasteva-BlagoevaIntroduced by Prof. Mike Featherstone, a leading scholar with worldwide influence.Presents a unique compilation of texts on Southeast European and Asian consumer cultures.Broadens the traditionally We

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9487-1-standing dreams of abundance and unrestricted consumption. With consumer culture now the dominant force central to the maintenance of the contemporary neoliberal global economy, the chapter asks the question how far are these dreams still viable? Today’s cultural heroes prominent in the media are s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9102-3ng them and their empty packaging (such as cigarette boxes, alcohol bottles), serviettes, toys of chocolate eggs, etc.; and creative re-usages, “l(fā)ifelong” prolongation of usage, extraordinary care of goods, customizations, etc. These practices were transformed in the period after 1989 and some of th

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Entscheidungs- und Organisationstheoriepopular writings on the consumer culture and consumption practices after the fall of the Berlin Wall and in the context of post-socialist transformation tend to paint the process as a ., wherein former . learn how to consume in new, Western, individualistic, materialistic, and hedonistic ways. The i