The concept of "Consumption" in school textbooks during the democratic transition in Spain (1977-1982)

This article explains the approach to mass consumption developed in social studies textbooks in the early years of the transition to democracy in Spain. It begins by examining the way in which school textbooks represented consumer society and mass media in the late 1970s. This is followed by an in-d...

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Published in:Journal of educational media, memory, and society memory, and society, 2018-09, Vol.10 (2), p.109-128
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Democracy
Democratization
Educational aspects
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Foreign Countries
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Mass Media
Ressource
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Social aspects
Social Change
Social class
Social constructionism
Social Studies
Spanien
Spanish history, 1939
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Consumer culture
Consumer Economics
Consumer research
Consumption
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Democracy
Democratization
Educational aspects
Educational History
Foreign Countries
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Mass Media
Ressource
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Social Change
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