Inalienable interiors : consumerism and anthropology, 1890 to 1920
         "In this dissertation, I examine how and why anthropology became a significant discourse through which consumers, taste makers, and authors attempted to understand and navigate the consumer marketplace of the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century United States." -- Abstract.
    
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    Electronic Theses & Dissertations
                    
 
- Copyright Status
- In Copyright
- Material Type
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    Theses
                    
 
- Authors
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    McCullough, Aaron Wayne
                    
 
- Thesis Advisors
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    Rachman, Stephen
                    
 
- Committee Members
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    Haltman, Kenneth
                    
 Larabee, Ann
 McCallum, Ellen
 Noverr, Douglas
 
- Date Published
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    2016
                    
 
- Subjects
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    Civilization--Foreign influences
                    
 Art and anthropology
 Architecture and anthropology
 Anthropology
 Consumption (Economics)
 Arts and crafts movement
 History
 United States
 
- Program of Study
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    American Studies - Doctor of Philosophy
                    
 
- Degree Level
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    Doctoral
                    
 
- Language
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    English
                    
 
- Pages
- vii, 189 pages
- ISBN
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    9781369433333
                    
 1369433336
 
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- https://doi.org/doi:10.25335/kk9x-aa03