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Alfredo Velicaria avelicariab85c — Parisian self-styled intellectual Antoine realizes his lifestyle is making him miserable, and decides to try anything that will make him better able to endure the tedium that is life. Abandoning his assortment of chicly weird friends, he tries alcoholism (a half-litre of beer lands him in ER), a career as a bonds-trader (he's a wild success), etc. Eventually, natch, he realizes his happiest state is when he allows himself just to be himself. I chuckled a lot in the first 30 pages or so, less often thereafter. There are some good lines: "My life would improve if I were stupid." "That's stupid." "I'm on the right track, then. . . ." (p73) Overall, though, I was very disappointed; an excellent premise seemed very poorly exploited.

Blair Wightman blairwightman — In her ethnography, Consumption Intensified: The Politics of Middle-class Daily Life in Brazil, Maureen O’Dougherty sets out to define and problematize notions of middle-class through an investigation of consumption patterns and practices during a time of economic crisis in Brazil. Inevitably, her ethnography becomes about much more than middle-class consumption practices as she explores transnational flows of goods and capital and how the quest for modernity actively shapes consumption and identity. Ultimately, she examines the complex relationship between discourse and experience, combining participant observation, media analysis, interviews, and archival research to investigate the ways that Brazilian middle-class subjectivity is constantly shifting and shaped not only by economic and political forces, but also by native constructions of class. Ultimately, it could be argued that, “a classe media e um sonho, e ilusao” [the middle class is a dream, it’s an illusion].”