THE THEORY OF THE LEISURE CLASS: An Economic Study of American Institutions and a Social Critique of Conspicuous Consumption (Annotated): Enriched Edition. Conspicuous Consumption and Class
Thorstein Veblen examines American institutions, class, and the social significance of conspicuous consumption in this influential economic study. This annotated, enriched edition provides an accessible way to explore Veblen’s critique of social hierarchy, visible wealth, and the customs associated with the leisure class.
About This Book
Thorstein Veblen’s The Theory of the Leisure Class is an economic study of American institutions and a social critique of conspicuous consumption.
This edition focuses on the connections among class, consumption, and social life as presented in Veblen’s work.
Its central subject is the role of visible consumption in expressing social position and privilege.
Presented as an annotated, enriched edition, the book offers readers additional context for engaging with Veblen’s influential analysis.
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