Temptations: Sex, Selling and the Department Store

Gail Reekie

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American History and Culture Gender and Feminist Studies Media, Gender, and Advertising

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Personalized selling 1880-1900 sexualized selling 1900-1930 - organization and monopoly commodities - manufacturing sexual difference departments - sexualizing space customers - defining male and female mass markets and the manufacture of consumer desire consumers - the view from the other side of the counter the 1920s - the standardization of femininity.

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