The rebel sell : how the counter culture became consumer culture / Joseph Heath and Andrew Potter.

By:

Heath, Joseph, 1967-

Contributor(s):

Potter, Andrew

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Chichester : Capstone, 2006.Description: 384 pISBN:

9781841126555 (pbk.) :
9781841126555

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

306.3 HEA

LOC classification:

HC79.C6

Contents:

Introduction. Part I. 1 The birth of counterculture. 2 Freud goes to California. 3 Being normal. 4 I hate myself and want to buy. 5 Extreme rebellion. Part II. 6 Uniforms and uniformity. 7 From status--seeking to coolhunting. 8 Coca--colonisation. 9 Th ank you, India. 10 Spaceship Earth. Conclusion. Afterword. Index.

Summary: This text asserts that the counterculture is not against consumerism but one of the driving forces. It explores the rebel sell from the first re-branding of Hitler's people car as the rebel lifestyle statement of Californian hippies, through the punk generation to modern times.

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Originally published: 2005.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

This text asserts that the counterculture is not against consumerism but one of the driving forces. It explores the rebel sell from the first re-branding of Hitler's people car as the rebel lifestyle statement of Californian hippies, through the punk generation to modern times.