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Geographies of Consumption, Chapter 2: Histories (Mansvelt 2005)…
Geographies of Consumption, Chapter 2: Histories (Mansvelt 2005)
Urbanisation, industrialisation and the Emergence of 'Modern Consumption'
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Definition where consumption assumed dominance in the structuring and maintenance of everyday life beyond meeting material needs
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However, Knowledge into exotic costume etc. goal of modernity occurring before industrialisation
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Role of women procuring commodities for the domestic sphere was accentuated. Primary purchasers for home and family
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Practices of consumption have been constituted in the relationship between civic values, concepts of individual and social identity, traditions as dynamic and changing
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