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Window shopping

Window shopping, sometimes called browsing, refers to an activity in which a consumer browses through or examines a store's merchandise as a form of leisure or external search behaviour without a current intent to buy. Depending on the individual, window shopping can be a pastime or be used to obtain information about a product's development, brand…

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History

BourgeoisieLuxury goodsPublic sphereDaniel DefoePlate glass
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Popular culture

Window Shopper50 CentWindow ShoppingHank WilliamsMGM Records
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As a form of leisure

Department stores
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Online window shopping

Unboxing
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History

As a form of leisure

Online window shopping

Popular culture

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Window shopping

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples56
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Window shopping

Top relations

related to As a form of leisure · 12
Window shopping → However, In, Many, Most, Peoples, Prior, Shopping, Soon, The, Thus, Window, World War II
related to history · 11
Window shopping → An, As, Europe, Glazed, Instead, Many, Prior, Scholars, Shoppers, Shopping, The
related to Music · 10
Window shopping → Capital Records' Media Music, Cent, Cent's Window Shopper, Hank Williams, July, Lily Allen, Marcel Joseph, MGM Records, Nan, Window Shopper
related to Film · 8
Window shopping → American, Audrey Hepburn, Blake Edwards, Breakfast, Co, George Axelrod, Tiffany, Tiffany's
related to Books · 4
Window shopping → Anne FriedbergWindow-shopping, David ChoiWindow Shopping, David Hlynsky, Fashion Window Shopping
related to Online window shopping · 4
Window shopping → Similarly, There, These, This
is a · 1
Window shopping → assorted activity

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shopping window arcades middle century form windows stores merchandise without retail online shop shops became goods display pastime development classes

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Window shoppingis aassorted activity0.90text
fine jewelleryinstance ofThe retail outlets specialised in luxury goods0.80text
fursinstance ofThe retail outlets specialised in luxury goods0.80text
paintingsinstance ofThe retail outlets specialised in luxury goods0.80text
furniture designed to appeal to the wealthy elite.Inspired by the success of the Palais-Royalinstance ofThe retail outlets specialised in luxury goods0.80text
retailers across Europe erected grand shopping arcadesinstance ofThe retail outlets specialised in luxury goods0.80text
largely followed the Parisian model which included extensive use of pane glassinstance ofThe retail outlets specialised in luxury goods0.80text
Window shoppingrelated to As a form of leisureWindow0.60section
Window shoppingrelated to As a form of leisureIn0.60section
Window shoppingrelated to As a form of leisureMany0.60section
Window shoppingrelated to As a form of leisureHowever0.60section
Window shoppingrelated to As a form of leisureSoon0.60section

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