By drawing on case studies of shopping, food, gambling and drugs, this volume demonstrates the ways in which modern practices of consumption are rooted in historical processes and embedded in wider socio-economic structures of power.
By drawing on case studies of shopping, food, gambling and drugs, this volume demonstrates the ways in which modern practices of consumption are rooted in historical processes and embedded in wider socio-economic structures of power.
Introduction: Consumer Capitalism and Addiction PART I: The Shifting Problem of Consumption 1. Luxurious Excess: The Emergence of Commodity Culture 2. Industrial Modernity: The Birth of the Addict 3. Intensified Consumption and the Expansion of Addiction PART II: Addictive Consumptions: Drugs, Food, Gambling 4. Drugs: Intoxicating Consumption 5. Food: Embodied Consumption 6. Gambling: Dematerialised Consumption Afterword
Introduction: Consumer Capitalism and Addiction PART I: The Shifting Problem of Consumption 1. Luxurious Excess: The Emergence of Commodity Culture 2. Industrial Modernity: The Birth of the Addict 3. Intensified Consumption and the Expansion of Addiction PART II: Addictive Consumptions: Drugs, Food, Gambling 4. Drugs: Intoxicating Consumption 5. Food: Embodied Consumption 6. Gambling: Dematerialised Consumption Afterword
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