Leisure, media and consumerism in relation to identity

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What does Baudrillard say about the postmodern world?

It is media saturated

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What 2 things does Strinati claim influence consumer choices?

Mass media and pop culture

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What does Bradley say about globalisation and identity?

It creates new identities via the intersection and interaction between cultures

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Why does Featherstone think shopping is important?

It allows us to buy our way into different identities and lifestyles. Even our bodies can be bought via cosmetics and hegemonic beauty standards

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What does Goddens mean by the reflexive self?

That our lives are a constant cycle of identity creation and evaluation

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What do Bauman and May say about modern consumer attitudes?

The product itself does not matter nearly as much as the brand which is a lifestyle symbol. Bauman once said that life is now a shopping mall

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Summarize Urry’s idea of the tourist gaze

The viewing of a culture through professionally curated locations and objects such as the perceived stability of historical sites

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What does Baudrillard call tourism and why?

Simulations/simulacra as he believes it to be fake

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What does Urry say about the postmodern tourism industry?

It is now about identity curation and packaging (e.g. the moors being associated with the Bronte sisters)