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Status and Culture: How Our Desire for Social Rank Creates Taste, Identity, Art, Fashion, and Constant Change
by W. David Marx

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Introduction: The Grand Mystery of Culture and the Status Taboo

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Introduction: The Grand Mystery of Culture and the Status Taboo

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Part One: STATUS AND THE INDIVIDUAL

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Part One: STATUS AND THE INDIVIDUAL

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Chapter One: The Basics of Status

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Chapter One: The Basics of Status

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Chapter Two: Conventions and Status Value

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Chapter Two: Conventions and Status Value

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Chapter Three: Signaling and Status Symbols

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Chapter Three: Signaling and Status Symbols

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Chapter Four: Taste, Authenticity, and Identity

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Chapter Four: Taste, Authenticity, and Identity

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Part Two: STATUS AND CREATIVITY

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Part Two: STATUS AND CREATIVITY

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Chapter Five: Classes and Sensibilities

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Chapter Five: Classes and Sensibilities

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Chapter Six: Subcultures and Countercultures

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Chapter Six: Subcultures and Countercultures

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Chapter Seven: Art

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Chapter Seven: Art

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Part Three: STATUS AND CULTURAL CHANGE

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Part Three: STATUS AND CULTURAL CHANGE

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Chapter Eight: Fashion Cycles

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Chapter Eight: Fashion Cycles

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Chapter Nine: History and Continuity

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Chapter Nine: History and Continuity

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Part Four: STATUS AND CULTURE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

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Part Four: STATUS AND CULTURE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

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Chapter Ten: The Internet Age

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Chapter Ten: The Internet Age

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Conclusion: Status Equality and Cultural Creativity

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Conclusion: Status Equality and Cultural Creativity

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