Longing and Belonging: Parents, Children, and Consumer Culture
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Longing and Belonging: Parents, Children, and Consumer Culture

by Allison Pugh

Sociology Parenting Consumer Culture
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Allison Pugh’s Longing and Belonging examines the relationship between parents, children, and consumer culture, offering a sociological perspective on how family life and consumption intersect in contemporary society.

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Longing and Belonging examines the relationship between parents, children, and consumer culture.

Allison Pugh focuses on the ways family life intersects with consumption and ideas of belonging.

The book offers a sociological perspective on parents, children, and the cultural significance of consumer practices.

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