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Learning from history : social movements, arts and crafts and anti-consumption

conference contribution
posted on 2008-01-01, 00:00 authored by Stella Minahan
Contemplating the lCAR Agenda, I wondered what value was to be found in history and is historical research an appropriate methodology for this contemporary discussion? I reviewed articles from social sciences and marketing literature that discuss history as a research methodology and present some of the criticisms and benefits. Social movements like the Arts and Crafts contain themes and agendas that resonate today, including protest and boycott, sustainable solutions, and technophobia that can be found in contemporary crafts movements like Stitch'nBitch. Researchers, heeding some cautions, can use history to build agendas that contribute directly to the study of anti consumption

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Event

ICAR Conference (2nd : 2008 : Sydney, N.S.W.)

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1 - 8

Publisher

The University of Sydney

Location

Sydney, NSW

Place of publication

Sydney, New South Wales

Start date

2008-12-03

End date

2008-12-05

ISBN-13

9781742100975

Language

eng

Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed

Editor/Contributor(s)

I Black

Title of proceedings

ICAR 2008 : Conference, 3rd-5th December 2008, Sydney, Australia

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