1. Energy Drinks and Class Identity
... such as tea and coffee because they associate those drinks with their parents and as a teenager it is the stage of life where a person wants to rebel and become separated with their parents so they consume the alternative sweet caffeinated drink to give them energy. To Bourdieu, Field ... dominates what an individual can afford and creates lifestyles. (Morris, 2011) Energy drink consumers are predominantly working to middle class individuals as the drinks give energy and are seen as a bit more high-level than a soft drink like Cocoa-Cola. The higher class would drink coffee as ... 2011...
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