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Resisting McDonaldization

Name: Resisting McDonaldization
Brand: SAGE Publications Inc
SKU: 04685726
Price: 172.29 EUR
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Author: Barry Smart
ISBN: 9780761955177

Barry Smart

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Codice Libristo: 04685726

Casa editrice SAGE Publications Inc, aprile 1999

George Ritzer's McDonaldization thesis argued that contemporary life is succumbing to the standardiz... Descrizione completa

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George Ritzer's McDonaldization thesis argued that contemporary life is succumbing to the standardization, flexibility and practicability of fast-food service. This book brings together specially commissioned papers by leading social and cultural analysts to engage in a critical appraisal of the thesis. The contributors discuss the roots of the thesis, the rationalization of late modern life, the effects of increasing cultural commodification, the continuing prominence of American cultural and economic imperialism and the impact of globalization on social and cultural life. The strengths and weaknesses of the McDonaldization thesis are clearly evaluated and the irrational consequences of rationalization are pinpointed and critically developed. The book enlarges our understanding of how everyday life is structured by new standards of bureaucratic control and performance-related criteria and plays a major role in illuminating how identity and practice are structured today. The volume concludes with a response from George Ritzer.