THE REBEL SELL: Why the Culture Can't Be Jammed

Joseph Heath

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Acknowledgments. Introduction. 1 The Birth of Counterculture. 2 Freud Goes to California. 3 Being Normal. 4 I Hate Myself and Want to Buy. 5 Extreme Rebellion. 6 Uniforms and Uniformity. 7 From Status--Seeking to Coolhunting. 8 Coca--Colonization. 9 Thank You, India. 10 Spaceship Earth. Conclusion. Notes. Index.

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