Longing and Belonging: Parents, Children, and Consumer Culture
by Allison Pugh
Longing and Belonging examines how consumer culture influences relationships between parents and children. Allison Pugh explores the connections between desire, participation, identity, and family life, offering a sociological perspective on the ways consumption shapes experiences of connection and belonging in contemporary society.
About This Book
Longing and Belonging explores the relationship between family life and consumer culture.
Focusing on parents and children, the book considers how consumption can influence connection, identity, and expectations.
Allison Pugh examines the social meanings attached to goods, desires, and participation in everyday life.
The book offers a sociological perspective on belonging and the pressures that shape contemporary family relationships.
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