Consumption and the Making of Respectability, 1600-1800Psychology Press, 2002 - 339 من الصفحات Tying together of several distinct cultural patterns during this century to create a culture of respectability and its impact on popular culture, trade, politics, social dynamics, and literature, this original and thoughtful work provides a comprehensive and much-needed understanding of the origins of modern consumption and all of its cultural implications. |
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... Meaning in Cultural Contexts Changes in Cultural Contexts 21 5 2. GENTILITY 25 Status and Consumption 25 Samuel Pepys , Gentleman 27 Modes of Gentility 31 Silks and Calicoes 46 Underclothing 60 3. LUXURY 63 The Context of Luxury in ...
... Meaning in Cultural Contexts Changes in Cultural Contexts 21 5 2. GENTILITY 25 Status and Consumption 25 Samuel Pepys , Gentleman 27 Modes of Gentility 31 Silks and Calicoes 46 Underclothing 60 3. LUXURY 63 The Context of Luxury in ...
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... meaning to consumer actions . He saw little moral content in such actions themselves : " there is nothing in the literature I have reviewed here that would support the view that commodity consumption has enhanced our appreciation of the ...
... meaning to consumer actions . He saw little moral content in such actions themselves : " there is nothing in the literature I have reviewed here that would support the view that commodity consumption has enhanced our appreciation of the ...
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... meanings . Since 1993 , most of the best new research on consumption in history has similarly concerned itself with contextualizing the subject , following a wide variety of interpretive models . Maxine Berg and her colleagues have ...
... meanings . Since 1993 , most of the best new research on consumption in history has similarly concerned itself with contextualizing the subject , following a wide variety of interpretive models . Maxine Berg and her colleagues have ...
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... meaning in two quite distinct con- texts . In the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , however , tea ( with sugar ) came to be a bridge between rapidly changing contexts of gentility and morality . Its use in the ritual of tea ...
... meaning in two quite distinct con- texts . In the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , however , tea ( with sugar ) came to be a bridge between rapidly changing contexts of gentility and morality . Its use in the ritual of tea ...
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المحتوى
CONSUMPTION AND CULTURE | 5 |
Culture and the Contexts of Consumption | 9 |
Cultural Contexts | 13 |
Components of Cultural Contexts | 15 |
Meaning in Cultural Contexts | 19 |
Changes in Cultural Contexts | 21 |
GENTILITY | 25 |
Samuel Pepys Gentleman | 27 |
Coffee and the Context of Rational Masculinity | 151 |
Tobacco | 161 |
DOMESTIC FEMININITY | 171 |
Femininity Domesticity and Separate Spheres | 175 |
Civilization | 178 |
Domesticity and Consumption | 181 |
Breakfast | 183 |
RESPECTABILITY | 189 |
Modes of Gentility | 31 |
Silks and Calicoes | 46 |
Underclothing | 60 |
LUXURY | 63 |
The Context of Luxury in Early Modern Europe | 69 |
Taste | 81 |
Comport and Convenience | 83 |
Spices of Life | 86 |
Sugar | 90 |
The Contexts of Condiment Consumption | 92 |
VIRTUE | 105 |
The Discourse of Virtue | 108 |
Bourgeois Virtue | 118 |
Tea Coffee and Sugar | 121 |
Cleanliness | 130 |
RATIONAL MASCULINITY | 139 |
Coffeehouses | 140 |
Modern Times | 191 |
Respectability Social Structure and Individual Status | 204 |
Respectable Families | 210 |
Respectability Institutions and Professions | 212 |
CONCLUSION | 223 |
Gentility Luxury and Virtue | 224 |
Makers of Respectability | 226 |
Rational Masculinity and Domestic Femininity | 233 |
Implications and Further Questions | 237 |
NOTES | 247 |
APPENDIX | 297 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 307 |
Primary Sources | 309 |
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