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Daniel Harris - Cute, Quaint, Hungry and Romantic: The Aesthetics of Consumerism

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57 out of 57 people found this review helpful.

I'll Never Quite Look At Cabbage Patch Dolls The Same Way Again

Date of Review:  May 13, 2001
The Bottom Line: Recommended for those that are aching for a new perspective on culture, or those that are just in the mood for a laugh-out-loud good time.
Review: It was the end of the semester, and my teacher assigned us our last book to read for the "Introduction to Media, Society, and the Arts" class I was taking. Expecting yet another book jampacked with pretentious thoughts and condescending remarks,...
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  5.0

by: FlowrChild
Recommended to buy: Yes

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Extremely Sarcastic, Intelligent...
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You'll Wish You Thought Of It First
 
13 out of 13 people found this review helpful.

Culture Shock

Date of Review:  Jun 6, 2002
The Bottom Line: If you like satire and have any interest in consumer culture, you must read this book.
Review: In this series of interlinked essays, cultural critic Daniel Harris delivers a scathingly satirical exposure of the illusions and hidden values in the aesthetic world of modern consumer culture.

Harris presents his insights with a grain of...
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by: blindharper
Recommended to buy: Yes

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Makes you laugh and think at the same...
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Language may be over-intellectual to...
 
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

Consumer Camouflage

Date of Review:  Jan 8, 2001
Review: Cute, Quaint, Hungry and Romantic: The Aesthetics of Consumerism is a quotable examination of American shopping habits, from collecting antiques to dressing like a hoodlum. Daniel Harris explains and analyzes the issues and paradoxes that arise, or...
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by: slaughterboard
Recommended to buy: Yes

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very quotable and funny.
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a brutal reality you won't want to...
 

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