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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Capitalist culture"”.

  1. The Green Table: Gambling Casinos, Capitalist Culture, and Modernity in Nineteenth-Century Germany

    I draw on work in the sociology of risk to suggest that the increased role of chance in human affairs produced new claims of elite political and economic control and a willingness to use leisure activities like gambling to legitimize positions of power. The tension between this emerging ruling …

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  2. """A Better Guardianship"": Mothers, Surrogates, and Female Education in Domestic Literature, 1790--1860"

    … as bolstering the development of liberal-capitalist culture, including sentimental ideals of home and motherhood. This critical account does not explain, however, the widespread and recurrent evidence of ambivalence towards these ideals in this literature. Focusing specifically on …

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  3. #FashioningIdentity and #PerformingAuthenticity: Communicative, Relational, and Affective Labor in the Digital Frontier of Fashion and Lifestyle Blogging

    … enact particular subjectivities in Web 2.0 culture; the labor performances of bloggers; and the implication of blog and social media imagery on blog followers. Constant connectivity and access to digital space encourages consistent subject performances bound to neoliberal, capitalist

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  4. Smell as Self-identity: Capitalist Ideology and Olfactory Imagination in Das Parfum’s Multimedia Storytelling

    … decoding <em>Perfume</em> as a critique of capitalist culture that exerts manipulation, standardization, and fragmentation of individual identity. In conclusion, the three texts of<em> Perfume</em> provide the audience with a unique story universe about olfactory imagination to expose …

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  5. The Social, Relational and Political Context of Eating Disorders: A Feminist-Informed Grounded Theory Analysis

    … for young women who are influenced by Western capitalist culture and exhibit some symptomology, but do not develop clinically disordered eating. Using the feminist-relational model (feminist-relational Model (Jordan, 1997; Maine and Bunnell, 2008; Surrey, 1991) as a guide, this study sought to …

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  6. CAPITALISM, CONTRACEPTION AND CHEMICALS: A MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PREMATURE SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT EPIDEMIC IN PUERTO RICAN FEMALES

    … the American Regime in 1898 introduced corporate capitalist culture to the insular population. Consequently, social changes such as the adoption of materialism, rapid industrial development and a substantial increase in female social autonomy occurred. Fetal origins theory’s key concept of …

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  7. CAPITALISM, CONTRACEPTION AND CHEMICALS: A MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PREMATURE SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT EPIDEMIC IN PUERTO RICAN FEMALES

    … the American Regime in 1898 introduced corporate capitalist culture to the insular population. Consequently, social changes such as the adoption of materialism, rapid industrial development and a substantial increase in female social autonomy occurred. Fetal origins theory’s key concept of …

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  8. By Beauty Damned: Millennial Feminism and the Exploitation of Women's Empowerment in Pop Culture and Corporate Advertising

    … identity, leaving it open to exploitation by capitalists. Notions relating to “women’s empowerment” are used by capitalists to sell products to women, and yet many of those capitalists fund political campaigns that directly seek to quash or inhibit the advancement of women’s rights. With a …

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  9. Being dark and foreign: a study of race in New Delhi's African student population

    … enables an engagement with a layered history and culture of struggle politics in India which reveals the structural similarity of experiences of discrimination across various cultural and historical domains (Randeria, 2006;; Viswewaran, 2010). The discourse of race allows connections to be made …

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