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Enchanting a Disenchanted World: Revolutionizing the Means of Consumption

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Preface Chapter 1. A Tour of the New Means of Consumption Chapter 2. The Revolution in Consumption and the Larger Society Chapter 3. Social Theory and the New Means of Consumption Chapter 4. Rationalization, Enchantment, and Disenchantment Chapter 5. Reenchantment: Creating Spectacle through Extravaganzas and Simulations Chapter 6. Reenchantment: Creating Spectacle through Implosion, Time, and Space Chapter 7. Landscapes of Consumption Chapter 8. Societal Implications and the Future of the New Means of Consumption Notes Index About the Author

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