Titlebook: Consumption and Life-Styles; A Short Introduction Dieter B?genhold,Farah Naz Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Dieter B?genhold,Farah NazSynergizes perspectives and topics revolving around ‘consumption‘.Presents key theorists from a variety of disciplines.Provides both theoretical and applied research to facilitate debate

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Karl-Heinz Gerholz,Karl Wilbersg is processed as a kind of taking and using goods or services. Consumption processes are part of many different academic disciplines. Consumption does not only involve a series of different processes like choosing a product, buying, using and repairing something or managing waste, it is also about

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Dorothea Alewell,Barbara Mülleren social rank and social practice. The logic of how people organize their leisure time and how they spend their income is not a simple mirror of income level but must be regarded as being embedded in social behaviour. The more distinct autonomy becomes in reference to the use of time and money, the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-26694-3“pleasure” to the buyer. Purchases should also highlight the economic position and social power of the owners of expensive and rare goods. The overlapping functions include three separate stages: object reward (a product works particularly well), social reward (buying and using goods leads to social

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Dorothea Alewell,Barbara Mülleralues and, in certain cases, can also create new values and needs by inculcating new expectations for the consumer and reinforcing certain values and needs inherent in the role of the product. However, the notion of the power of advertisements over the consumer is far-fetched. Consumers are not simp

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Dorothea Alewell,Barbara Müller how attributes such as gender have their own impact on the way in which consumption is realized. It is argued that although, historically, feminine activities at home were considered to be part of their gender role obligations, a closer look at the history of women’s consumption behaviour reveals t

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