This new edition is thoroughly revised and updated, incorporating the latest research around material sociology, culture, and object oriented studies. New teaching materials and illustrations are included.
This new edition is thoroughly revised and updated, incorporating the latest research around material sociology, culture, and object oriented studies. New teaching materials and illustrations are included.
Josée Johnston is Professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto. She is co-author of Happy Meat: The Sadness and Joy of a Paradoxical Idea and Food and Femininity. Kate Cairns teaches in Childhood and Youth Studies at Carleton University. She is co-author of Food and Femininity. Shyon Baumann is Professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto. He is co-author of Foodies: Democracy and Distinction in the Gourmet Foodscape, second edition and Happy Meat: The Sadness and Joy of a Paradoxical Idea.
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Preface: for InstructorsPreface: for StudentsAcknowledgements 1. A Day in the Life of Your Jeans: Using Our Stuff to Discover Sociology Part I: Surviving (and Thriving) in Consumer Culture 2. You are What You Eat: Culture, Norms, and Values 3. Fast-Food Blues: Work in a Global Economy 4. Coffee: Class, Distinction, and "Good" Taste Fitting in: Being Part of the Group 5. Shopping Lessons: Consuming Social Order 6. Get in the Game: Race, Merit, and Group Boundaries 7. Barbies and Monster Trucks: Socialization and "Doing Gender" 8. Dreaming of a White Wedding: Marriage, Family, and Heteronormativity 9. I <3 My Phone: Technology and Social Networks Standing Out: Individuals Negotiating the Social World 10. Branding Your Unique Identity(TM): Consumer Culture And the Social Self 11. Looking Good: Ideology, Intersectionality, and the Beauty Industry 12. What's on Your Playlist? Subcultures, Racism, and Cultural Appropriation 13. Our Love-Hate Relationship with the Car: Masculinity, Industry, and Environmental Sustainability Appendix: Advertising and Society: An Overview of Sociological Methods ReferencesGlossary/Index
Preface: for InstructorsPreface: for StudentsAcknowledgements 1. A Day in the Life of Your Jeans: Using Our Stuff to Discover Sociology Part I: Surviving (and Thriving) in Consumer Culture 2. You are What You Eat: Culture, Norms, and Values 3. Fast-Food Blues: Work in a Global Economy 4. Coffee: Class, Distinction, and "Good" Taste Fitting in: Being Part of the Group 5. Shopping Lessons: Consuming Social Order 6. Get in the Game: Race, Merit, and Group Boundaries 7. Barbies and Monster Trucks: Socialization and "Doing Gender" 8. Dreaming of a White Wedding: Marriage, Family, and Heteronormativity 9. I <3 My Phone: Technology and Social Networks Standing Out: Individuals Negotiating the Social World 10. Branding Your Unique Identity(TM): Consumer Culture And the Social Self 11. Looking Good: Ideology, Intersectionality, and the Beauty Industry 12. What's on Your Playlist? Subcultures, Racism, and Cultural Appropriation 13. Our Love-Hate Relationship with the Car: Masculinity, Industry, and Environmental Sustainability Appendix: Advertising and Society: An Overview of Sociological Methods ReferencesGlossary/Index
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