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b| how shopping changed American culture /
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a| How shopping changed American culture.
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a| First Routledge paperback edition.
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a| New York, NY :
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a| 325 pages :
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a| Includes bibliographical references (pages [279]-312) and index.
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a| This accessible, smart, and expansive book on shopping's impact on American life is in part historical, stretching back to the mid-19th century, yet also has a contemporary focus, with material on recent trends in shopping from the internet to Zagat's guides.Drawing inspiration from both Pierre Bourdieu's work and Walter Benjamin's seminal essay on the shopping arcades of 19th-century Paris, Zukin explores the forces that have made shopping so central to our lives: the rise of consumer culture, the never-ending quest for better value, and shopping's ability to help us improve our social status and attain new social identities.
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