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Burke, Kenneth 59–60, 61, 63, 69 institutions 13
bus ride experience 165 Internet 172
Bush, George W. 45, 56 national culture 170
business world 161–2 obedience 44
patriarchy 44
call centers 176 wall posters 122–3
cameras 142–3 writing 13
Cameroon, fi lm from 32 young people 43–4
Canada 35, 126–9, 130–2 Christian symbols 17, 18
capitalism 46, 108, 139 Christianity, evangelical 45, 46
capitalisms, types Chungking Express 179
consumer 62, 63, 145 Cicero 122
cowboy vii citizenship 72
family-based 17–18 Clark, Sally 93
free market 42–3 Clash 89
individualist 158 class 44–5, 47, 71, 80, 96, 119
Cappett, Karl 169 class ladder 44
captains’ houses 20 class relations 23–4
Caribbeans 13 class warfare 40, 49
Carrithers, Michael 69 Clinton, Bill 53
cars 16, 166 Clinton, Hillary 53–4, 83, 107
Cashmore, Ellis 159 clothing viii–ix
casinos 23, 24 advertisements 95–6
caste system 175, 177 brands 96
celebrity creativity 99
advertising revenue 151–2 culture 83
attachment 153, 154–5 functionality 94, 98
freedom of movement 155 group solidarity 96, 97
gossip on 156, 159 identity 37, 95
identifi cation 152–3 metaphor for love 38
media 150–2, 155–6 punk style 99
celebrity discourse 157 rank 95–6
censorship 88 symbolism 94–5
charisma 150 wealth differentials 98–9
chick lit 31, 32 see also dress code
China CNN 11, 42, 132–3
advertisements 100–1 cognition 29, 40, 42
agricultural production 13 Cohen, Sacha Baron 78–9
authoritarianism 175 Colombia 163
communism 100–1 colonialism 172–3
consumer culture 100 comic books 141
Cultural Revolution 123 commodities 99
