A Theory of Shopping
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A Theory of Shopping

by Daniel Miller

Sociology Anthropology
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Daniel Miller’s A Theory of Shopping approaches an ordinary activity as a subject worthy of serious thought. This concise metadata-based introduction will interest readers drawn to consumer behavior, social science, anthropology, and the broader meanings attached to everyday shopping.

ISBN-13 9780801485510 ASIN 0801485517 Views 159 Publisher Cornell University Press Year 1998 Edition Edition Unstated Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 180 Created March 06, 2026 Updated September 07, 2026
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A Theory of Shopping is a nonfiction work by Daniel Miller centered on the subject of shopping.

The book’s title presents shopping as a topic for theoretical consideration rather than merely an everyday activity.

It may appeal to readers exploring consumer practices, social behavior, anthropology, and related questions about modern life.

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