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Consumption, Class and Contemporary Sociology, However, of late some very strong claims have been made for the conceptual and political importance of consumption ., and this has resulted in various challenges to the hegemony of those sociological perspectives which prioritise labour and production (see Warde, this volume).

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Von Usability zu User Experience,, 1982; Hamnett, 1984; Allen and Hamnett, 1990). Although this subject seems initially esoteric and highly specialised, it has important implications for understanding contemporary patterns of social stratification. This paper will examine the relationship between social class position and housing t

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Von Usability zu User Experience,ket and the emphasis given to the ‘consumer society’. It is in the context of this political concern with consumption that writers like Peter Saunders (1986; see also Dunleavy, 1979; Dunleavy and Husbands, 1985), who is himself critical of what he sees as the biases of other sociologists, have devel