Techniques of Consumption: Novelty, Memory, Destruction

J Scanlan

Techniques of Consumption: Novelty, Memory, Destruction

J Scanlan

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Translated title of the contribution	'Techniques of Consumption: Novelty, Memory, Destruction'
Original language	English
Title of host publication	University of Melbourne, Australia
Publication status	Published - 24 Nov 2005

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Name and Venue of Event: Third Annual Dangerous Consumptions Colloquium
Conference Organiser: University of Melbourne (School of Population Health & The Ashworth Centre for Social Theory), Australian Institute for Primary Care and the University of Auckland
Other: Invited plenary

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