ISBN:
9781137556820
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
1 Online-Ressource (xi, 261 Seiten)
Serie:
Consumption and public life
Paralleltitel:
Erscheint auch als Warde, Alan, 1949 - Consumption
DDC:
300
Schlagwort(e):
Environmental sociology
;
Environmental sociology
;
Electronic books
;
Electronic books
;
Konsumgesellschaft
;
Verbraucherverhalten
;
Verbrauch
;
Soziologie
Kurzfassung:
"Acknowledgements" -- "Contents" -- "List of Figures " -- "1: Introduction" -- "Part I: The Development of the Sociology of Consumption" -- "2: Sociology and Consumption" -- "1 Why Consumption Matters" -- "2 Consumption and Disciplines" -- "3 Why the Sociology of Consumption Matters" -- "4 After Choice: Beyond the Sovereign Consumer" -- "5 The Purpose of Theory" -- "6 Abbott and Fractals as Heuristics" -- "3: The Development of the Sociology of Consumption" -- "1 The Sociology of Consumption and Welfare: Consumption Before Culture" -- "1.1 Sociology of Consumption in the USA" -- "1.2 Consumption, Class and Welfare: Sociology in Europe" -- "2 The Sociology of Consumption and the Cultural Turn" -- "2.1 Achievements of the Cultural Turn" -- "3 The Unwinding of the Cultural Turn: Consumption After Culture" -- "4 Beyond Culture: Appropriation Between Acquisition and Appreciation" -- "Part II: Consumption and Practice" -- "4: Consumption as Appropriation: On the Use of âConsumptionâ and Consumption as Use" -- "1 The Concept of Consumption: Technical and Common-sense Meanings" -- "2 Towards a Formal Definition of Consumption" -- "3 The Definition and Its Implications" -- "4 Conclusions: Consumption in Practice" -- "5: Consumption and Theories of Practice" -- "1 An Abridged Account of a Theory of Practice " -- "2 Implications for the Analysis of Consumption" -- "2.1 Consumption and Practices" -- "2.2 The Social Differentiation of Practices and Their Performance" -- "2.3 The Trajectory of Practices" -- "2.4 The Multiplicity of Practices" -- "2.5 The Individual at the Intersection of Practices" -- "3 Conclusions" -- "Part III: Consumption, Taste and Power" -- "6: Practice and Field: Revising Bourdieuâs Concepts" -- "1 From Practice to Field".
Kurzfassung:
1.2 Consumption, Class and Welfare: Sociology in Europe -- 2 The Sociology of Consumption and the Cultural Turn -- 2.1 Achievements of the Cultural Turn -- 3 The Unwinding of the Cultural Turn: Consumption After Culture -- 4 Beyond Culture: Appropriation Between Acquisition and Appreciation -- Part II: Consumption and Practice -- 4: Consumption as Appropriation: On the Use of 'Consumption' and Consumption as Use -- 1 The Concept of Consumption: Technical and Common-sense Meanings -- 2 Towards a Formal Definition of Consumption -- 3 The Definition and Its Implications
Kurzfassung:
4 Conclusions: Consumption in Practice -- 5: Consumption and Theories of Practice -- 1 An Abridged Account of a Theory of Practice -- 2 Implications for the Analysis of Consumption -- 2.1 Consumption and Practices -- 2.2 The Social Differentiation of Practices and Their Performance -- 2.3 The Trajectory of Practices -- 2.4 The Multiplicity of Practices -- 2.5 The Individual at the Intersection of Practices -- 3 Conclusions -- Part III: Consumption, Taste and Power -- 6: Practice and Field: Revising Bourdieu's Concepts -- 1 From Practice to Field
Kurzfassung:
2 The Eclipse of Practice in Bourdieu's Work? -- 3 The Fuss About Habitus -- 4 Field and Its Limitations -- 5 Conclusions -- 7: Reassessing Cultural Capital -- 1 Cultural Capital: Comments on the Concept's Evolution -- 1.1 The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Bourdieusian Approach to Cultural Capital -- 2 'The Forms of Capital' -- 3 Legitimate Culture, the Omnivorous Orientation and 'Emerging Cultural Capital' -- 3.1 Legitimate Culture and the High Culture System -- 3.2 Omnivorousness, Legitimacy and the British Elite: A Case Study -- 3.3 Some Remarks on 'Emerging Cultural Capital'
Kurzfassung:
3.4 The Fate of the Cultural Omnivore -- 3.5 Institutional Props of the Omnivorous Disposition: The Case of Britain -- 4 Capitals and the Mechanics of the Transmission of Privilege -- 5 Conclusions -- Part IV: Consumption, Critique and Politics -- 8: Consumption and the Critique of Society -- 1 The Career of Critique -- 2 Ways to Revive Critique -- 2.1 Restore Business as Usual -- 2.2 Demasking Ideology -- 2.3 Confession: Locating the Author -- 2.4 Seeking New Grounds for Critique -- 3 Everyday Practice as a Locus of Critique
Kurzfassung:
4 Mining the Distinctive Qualities of Theories of Practice
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