Understanding Difficult Consumer Transitions: The In/Dividual Consumer in Permanent Liminality
Abstract
Some life transitions are difficult and prolonged, such as becoming an independent adult, forming a family, or adopting healthy consumption habits. Permanent liminality describes transitions that can span years and even a lifetime with no anticipated end. To understand how consumers are caught in permanent liminality, we examine how Pentecostal converts consume religious services in their difficult transition from the secular “world” to...
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Title
Understanding Difficult Consumer Transitions: The In/Dividual Consumer in Permanent Liminality
Published Date
Feb 18, 2020
Journal
Volume
47
Issue
2
Pages
167 - 191
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