Habituation and choice in the process of consumption

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• Popular cultural cringe

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• Heavy metal

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• The Cultural Studies Reader

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• Introduction

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• Living Room Wars

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• Popular music in geographical analyses

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• The Production of Culture in the Music Industry

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• Soul Music

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• Reggae, Rastafarians and Revolution

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• A New Approach to Consumer Theory

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• Anything But Heavy Metal

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• Patterns of Cultural Choice

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• Analysing popular music

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• The power of inertia

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• Streams of Cultural Capital

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• The Contribution of Rational Choice Theory to Macrosociological Research

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• All that melts into air is solid

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• Processing Fads and Fashions

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• Shut up and dance

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• Moral boundaries and deviant music

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