Department Store: A Social History（英语原版平装本）百货商店：社会史

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作者Bill Lancaster

出版社Leicester University Press

ISBN9780718519858

出版时间1995

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出版地London·New York

印刷时间1995

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装帧平装

尺寸23.2 × 15.4 cm

纸张胶版纸

页数224页

定价260.22元

正文语种英语

货号I087-E333

上书时间2018-07-24

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商品描述: 本书原售价260.22美元，净重420克，馆藏自然旧。【图书分类：英国工业经济之英国国内贸易经济之超级市场、连锁店、专卖店】The department store was brought to its first peak in the middle of the 19th century in Paris. It was seized on and developed as a central feature of American urban life by the pioneers based particularly in Chicago. Subsequently Gordon Selfridge left Chicago to bring the idea to London in the early 20th century. This is a comparative social history of the department store in its manifestations on both sides of the Atlantic over a period of 70 years. It deals at length with the importance of the department store in the history of retailing and with its role in the transformation of urban life, particularly the city centre, the rise of the consumer and the economic and social liberation of women. Bill Lancaster addresses the architecture and technology of the department store and the influences upon its design of new ideas about retailing and new technologies. Also dealt with at length is the change in its customer base - the move from catering merely to upper- and middle-class clientele to temples of mass consumption of the 1900s. Finally the book reviews the development of rivalry in the city centre between department stores, the trends in retailing since the 1930s and the impact of the out-of-town store on the health and appeal of the city-centre department store.