Jean-Claude Daumas's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
From the 1850’s onwards, the French rural areas underwent changes that intensified after the Great Depression. Consumption now held a crucial part: from then on food became more varied and nourishing, clothes more convenient and elegant, furniture more comfortable and abundant, houses were bigger, better equipped and healthier. However, these chang...
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... At the end of the nineteenth century, small farmers gradually adopted the urban model of consumption, but their practices remained widely diverse and particularities did not disappear. Rural populations still consumed a large amount of their own production (Daumas, 2015). ...
