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Understanding Consumption Norms, actors’ interpretations. The present chapter follows an emic approach, focusing on what consumption norms mean to people and what is the internal logic guiding them. Etic approaches, inquiring into how to explain consumption norms, in turn, will be discussed in the next chapter.

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2947-8227 ions vary widely across time and space. This book examines the sources of this variation by providing an account of how everyday consumption norms develop, why they differ and why they change.978-1-349-43789-4978-1-137-02250-9Series ISSN 2947-8227 Series E-ISSN 2947-8235

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Technologiefinanzierung aus Sicht einer Bank actors’ interpretations. The present chapter follows an emic approach, focusing on what consumption norms mean to people and what is the internal logic guiding them. Etic approaches, inquiring into how to explain consumption norms, in turn, will be discussed in the next chapter.

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Explaining Consumption Norms,e sense of by the people embracing them in everyday life. I showed that consumption norms draw on cosmologies that integrate ethical ideas of good life and justice as well as pragmatic beliefs concerning how the world is. These cosmologies are very personal; in a way they are foundational to people’

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Consumption Norms as Practical Ethics, justice. Throughout these chapters I have treated consumption norms as abstract ideas. This simplification was necessary to elaborate the questions of what consumption norms are about and where they come from, but does not provide an adequate model of how consumption norms actually work in everyday

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How Consumption Norms Change,as, you will probably notice many differences. Some may even have been articulated already in the form of amazement; or, if you are less lucky, in the form of reproachful remarks that you don’t dress prettily enough, that you set your standards too high (or too low), or that you don’t plan long-term