From waste to collectibles: Boltanski and Esquerre’s sociology of enrichment
Raymond Hurlejaume, the owner of the only department store in the small town of the Charente region in France where Femmes blafardes –a detective novel by Pierre Siniac – takes place, advertises his merchandise by maintaining that the goods are the very ones sought by high society (“a model of the...
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2021
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| Shrnutí: | Raymond Hurlejaume, the owner of the only department store in the small town of the Charente region in France where Femmes blafardes –a detective novel by Pierre Siniac – takes place, advertises his merchandise by maintaining that the goods are the very ones sought by high society (“a model of the most chic pieces first worn last September by princess Caroline of Transylvania at the Miami regattas”). Though a fictional character, Raymond Hurlejaume is a capitalist trailblazer. From the begin... |
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