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The making of the consumer: knowledge, power and identity in the modern world |
Frank Trentmann
Bloomsbury Academic
The making of the consumer: knowledge, power and identity in the modern world
Chapter 9.  A Becoming Subject :  Consumer Socialization in the Mediated Marketplace
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Stephen Kline

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1667505649591_9153211

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199–222

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Front matter
List of Illustrations
vii–viii
Acknowledgements
ix–x
List of Contributors
xi–xii
Chapter 1.  Knowing Consumers – Histories, Identities, Practices :  An Introduction
Full Text Access; Frank Trentmann
1–28
Part I.  Defining Consumers: Consumers in Economics, Law and Civil Society
Chapter 2.  The Problematic Status of the Consumer in Orthodox Economic Thought
Donald Winch
31–52
Chapter 3.  From Users to Consumers :  Water Politics in Nineteenth-Century London
Frank Trentmann; Vanessa Taylor
53–80
Chapter 4.  Women and the Ethics of Consumption in France at the Turn of the Twentieth Century :  The Ligue Sociale d’Acheteurs
Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel
81–98
Chapter 5.  Legal Constructions of the Consumer
Michelle Everson
99–122
Part II.  Commercial Relations: Retailers, Experts and the Contested Consumer
Chapter 6.  Packaging China :  Foreign Articles and Dangerous Tastes in the Mid-Victorian Tea Party
Erika Rappaport
125–146
Chapter 7.  From Neighbour to Consumer :  The Transformation of Retailer–Consumer Relationships in Twentieth-Century Germany
Uwe Spiekermann
147–174
Chapter 8.  Consumers with Chinese Characteristics? :  Local Customers in British and Japanese Multinational Stores in Contemporary China
Jos Gamble
175–198
Chapter 9.  A Becoming Subject :  Consumer Socialization in the Mediated Marketplace
Stephen Kline
199–222
Part III.  Reframing Consumers and Consumption: Contemporary Culture and Political Economy
Chapter 10.  Competing Domains :  Democratic Subjects and Consuming Subjects in Britain and the United States since 1945
Frank Mort
225–248
Chapter 11.  From Stigma to Cult :  Changing Meanings in East German Consumer Culture
Ina Merkel
249–270
Chapter 12.  The Limits of Culture :  Political Economy and the Anthropology of Consumption
James Carrier
271–290
Chapter 13.  Addressing the Consumer
Ben Fine
291–312
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