'Material delight and the joy of living': cultural consumption in the Age of Enlightenment in Germany

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German Literature and Culture Studies Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Cultural History and Identity Formation

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Contents: Foreword Introduction: the 18th century a an age of cultural consumption Books and reading Travel and the culture of travel Fashion and luxury The culture of domestic interiors Gardens and country houses Art and taste Musical culture Theatre and opera The new stimulants and sociability Conclusion: cultural consumption and identity Notes Select bibliography and archival sources Index.

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