Elizabeth Shove
Elizabeth Shove is a sociologist known for her work on social practices, consumption, and sustainability. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of how everyday practices influence energy use and climate change.
Books
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1. Comfort, Cleanliness And Convenience
The Social Organization of Normality
This insightful exploration delves into the evolving cultural norms and societal expectations surrounding domestic life, focusing on the triad of comfort, cleanliness, and convenience. It examines how these seemingly mundane aspects of everyday living have been shaped by historical, technological, and social influences, ultimately transforming them into essential components of modern lifestyles. By analyzing the interplay between consumer behavior, technological advancements, and societal values, the book offers a compelling narrative on how these elements have come to define contemporary domestic practices and the implications for sustainability and resource consumption.
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