A new old Damascus: authenticity and distinction in urban Syria

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Introduction: A Return to the Old1. His Family Had a House in Malki, So We Thought He Was All Right: Socio-Spatial Distinction 2. That Color Looks Great on You: Consumption, Display, and Gender 3. Old Damascus Commodified 4. Ramadan Lived and Consumed 5. Conservation, Preservation, and Celebration Conclusion: Weapons of the Not-So-WeakEpilogue: Of Hubble Bubbles and Cell Phones

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