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Consumption and Commodities
Author(s)Miller, Daniel
AbstractThe study of consumption and commodities is specifically near to traditions set in the study of kinship and it is likely to supersede kinship as the focus of anthropology even as these topic have been seen as contradictory. The surpassing of original formulations of debate on gifts and commodities as good versus evil is analyzed. The current growth and development of material culture studies may result in a political economy of consumption.
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Pages141-161
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceAnnual Review of Anthropology
VolumeNo24
PubDate1995
ISBN_ISSN0084-6570
Browse Path(s)Anthropology
—-Social/Cultural Anthropology
——–Family, Marriage, and Kinship

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