edited by Russell Keat, Nigel Whiteley, and Nicholas Abercrombie.
New York :
Routledge,
1994.
x, 281 pages :
illustrations ;
24 cm
"The papers presented in this volume derive from conferences and workshops organized by the Center for the Study of Cultural Values at the University of Lancaster"--Preface.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
"The papers presented in this volume derive from conferences and workshops organized by the Centre for the Study of Cultural Values at the University of Lancaster"--Preface.
Introduction / Russell Keat, Nigel Whiteley and Nicholas Abercrombie -- 1. Scepticism, authority and the market / Russell Keat -- 2. Authority and consumer society / Nicholas Abercrombie -- 3. Consumers, identity and belonging: reflections on some theses of Zygmunt Bauman / Alan Warde -- 4. organized consumer and consumer information co-operatives / John Winward -- 5. Advertising: moving beyond the stereotypes / Adam Lury -- 6. limits of consumption and the post-modern 'religion' of the New Age / Paul Heelas -- 7. High art and the high street: the 'commerce-and-culture' debate / Nigel Whiteley -- 8. Planning a culture for the people? / Celia Lury -- 9. culture of consumption: design museums as educators or tastemakers? / Helen Rees -- 10. Framing the audience for theatre / Baz Kershaw -- 11. Citizens, charters and contracts / Kieron Walsh -- 12. Consuming health and welfare / Richard Hugman -- 13. Consuming education / Oliver Fulton -- 14. Retailing the police: corporate identity and the Met. / Tony Heward -- 15. Conversationalization of public discourse and the authority of the consumer / Norman Fairclough.
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Authority-- Social aspects, Congresses.
Consumer behavior, Congresses.
Consumer education, Congresses.
Consumption (Economics)-- Social aspects, Congresses.