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SOCIOLOGY OF THE THE LIMITS OF SACRED NEOLIBERALISM Religion, Embodiment and Social Change Authority, Sovereignty and the Logic of Philip A mellor University of Leeds Chris Shilling University of Kent william Davies University of Warwick Drawing on classical and contemporary Since its intellectual inception in the 1930s social theory, Sociology of the Sacred and its political emergence in the 1970s, presents a bold and original account of neoliberalism has sought to disenchant how interactions between religious and secular forms of the sacred politics by replacing it with . underpin major conflicts in the world today, and illuminate broader This agenda-setting text examines the efforts and failures of patterns of social and cultural change inherent to global modernity. economic experts to make government and public life amenable It demonstrates: to measurement, and to re-model society and state in terms of • how the bodily capacities help religions adapt to social change competition. but also facilitate their internal transformation In particular, it explores the practical use of economic techniques • that the ‘sacred’ includes a diverse range of phenomena, with and conventions by policy-makers, politicians, regulators and judges variable implications for questions of social order and change and how these practices are being adapted to the perceived failings • how proponents of a ‘post-secular’ age have failed to grasp the of the neoliberal model. By picking apart the defining contradiction ways in which sacralization can advance secularization that arises from the conflation of economics and politics, this book asks: to what extent can economics provide government legitimacy? • why the sociology of the sacred needs to be a key part of attempts to make sense of the nature and directionality of social change in CONTENTS global modernity today. The Disenchantment of Politics: Neoliberalism, Sovereignty and Economics / The Promise and of Competition: Markets, Competitive Agency CONTENTS and Authority / The Liberal Spirit of Economics: Competition, Anti-Trust Modalities of the Sacred / Other-Worldly and This-Worldly Intoxication / and the Chicago Critique of Law / The Violent Threat of Management: The Bio-Medicalization of Pain / The Aestheticization of Charisma / The Competitiveness, Strategy and the Audit of Political Decision / Contingent Materialization of Eroticism / Instauring the Religious Habitus Neoliberalism: Financial Crisis and Beyond / Afterword: Critique in and August 2014 • 208 pages of Neoliberalism Cloth (9781446272237) • £85.00 PUBLISHED IN ASSOCIATION wITH THEORy, CULTURE & SOCIETy May 2014 • 240 pages Cloth (9781446270684) • £89.00 Paper (9781446270691) • £27.99 IMMATERIAL BODIES Affect, Embodiment, mediation UNDERSTANDING THE Lisa Blackman Goldsmiths College CHINESE CITY How might we understand entanglements of the mind, brain, body and world? Li Shiqiao University of Virginia How can we develop creative This book teaches us to read the forms of experimentation to enact contemporary Chinese city. Li Shiqiao these entanglements? deftly crafts a new theory of the Chinese In this unique book, Lisa Blackman city and the dynamics of urbanization by: focuses upon the affective capacities of • examining how the Chinese city has bodies, while addressing the challenges of the affective turn within been shaped by the figuration of the the social sciences. She uncovers the and tensions at writing system work in affect studies by focusing on practices and experiences including voice hearing, suggestion, hypnosis, telepathy, the placebo • analyzing the continuing importance of the family and its barriers effect and rhythm. of protection against real and imagined dangers • exploring the meanings of labour, and the resultant numerical and Questioning the traditional idea of mind over matter, as well as financial hierarchies discussing the danger of setting up a false distinction between the two, Blackman's powerful and engaging work discusses the • demonstrating how actual structures bring into visual being the immaterial body across the neurosciences, physiology, media and conceptions of numerical distributions, safety networks, and cultural studies, body studies, artwork, performance, psychology aesthetic orders. and psychoanalysis. 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COSMOPOLITANISM THE BODY AND Uses of the Idea SOCIAL THEORY Zlatko Skrbiš Monash University, Third Edition Australia and Ian woodward Griffith University, Australia Chris Shilling University of Kent Bringing together both historical Unrivalled in its clarity and coverage this and contemporary approaches to sparkling new edition of Chris Shilling's , as well as recognizing classic text is a masterful account of the its multidimensional nature, Skrbis and emergence and development of body Woodward show the very essence of matters in sociology and related disciplines. cosmopolitanism as a theoretical idea and cultural practice. A timely, well reasoned response to current concerns and Through an exploration of various social fields, such as media, controversies across the globe, it provides chapter-by-chapter identity and ethics, the book analyzes the limits and possibilities coverage of the major theories, approaches and studies conducted of the cosmopolitan turn and explores the different contexts in the field. Each chapter has been revised and updated, with new cosmopolitanism theory has been, and still is, applied to. discussions of 'actor-network theory', bodywork, pragmatism, the Critical, diverse and engaging, the book explores questions such as: global resurgence of religious identities, 'new genetics', biological citizenship, and figurations of the living and dead. • how can we understand cosmopolitanism? Packed full of critical analysis and relevant empirical studies the • what is the relationship between cosmopolitanism and ethics? book engages with the major classical and contemporary theories • what is the relationship between cosmopolitanism and identity? within body studies including the: • how do cosmopolitan networks come into being? • Naturalistic • how do we apply cosmopolitanism theory to contemporary, digital • Interactionist and mediated societies? • Constructionist CONTENTS • Feminist Cosmopolitanism and Identity / Citizenship / Ethics / Cosmopolitan • Structuralist Networks, Cosmoscapes and Encounters / Mediated Cosmopolitanism / Ordinary Cosmopolitanism • Phenomenological • Realist. PUBLISHED IN ASSOCIATION wITH THEORy, CULTURE & SOCIETy Original, logical and indispensible this is a must-have title for April 2013 • 152 pages students and researchers engaged with the study of the body. Cloth (9781849200639) • £71.00 Paper (9781849200646) • £24.99 In The Body and Social Theory Chris Shilling has built on his expertise in the sociology of the body to provide a canonical treatment of the subject that he renders with theoretical depth and clarity of prose, making this book invaluable Find out what lecturers really – Jaqueline Low, University of New Brunswick, Canada Lucidly argued and accessibly written, this book makes think of our textbooks… a convincing case for an embodied sociology which avoids the pitfalls of either too much naturalism or too …and how useful they have found them for much social constructivism. It is a book with something for the courses they teach. And (so long as you’ve everyone, from the classics in social theory on the body to contemporary bodily phenomena like genetics, body requested a textbook on inspection through modification, and cultural anxieties about death your SAGE online account) why not submit – Kathy Davis, Utrecht University your own feedback for others to read online too! With many new additions, both substantive and theoretical, In offering this facility, SAGE is the fi rst academic this volume is at the forefront of body studies. Written in publisher to share independent academic reviews a crisp and concise manner, it is an authoritative and and feedback online. We feel that encouraging two invaluable contribution way communication with colleagues in the academic – Bryan S Turner, The Graduate Centre, CUNY world is integral to producing quality content. Find out more at www.sagepub.co.uk/lecturer CONTENTS Preface to the Third Edition \ Introduction \ The Body in Sociology \ The Naturalistic Body \ The Socially Constructed Body \ The Body and Social Inequalities: Embodying Sociology \ The Body and Physical Capital \ The Civilized Body \ The Body, Self-Identity and Death: Figurations of Life and Death \ Afterword: Embodiment, Identity and Theory

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THE TOURIST GAZE 3.0 REPRODUCTION IN Third Edition EDUCATION, SOCIETY John Urry University of Lancaster and Jonas Larsen University of Roskilde AND CULTURE Second Edition This new edition of a seminal text restructures and remodels the groundbreaking previous Pierre Bourdieu College De France versions making this book even more and Jean-Claude Passeron relevant for tourism students, researchers SHADYC, Marseille and designers. The 'tourist gaze' remains an agenda-setting theory. Packed full of Translated by Richard Nice fascinating insights this major new edition intelligently broadens its theoretical and geographical scope to provide The most striking successes of their work are their an account that responds to various critiques. redefinitions of the very character of educational research All chapters have been significantly revised to include up-to-date – Raymond Williams empirical data, many new case studies and fresh concepts. Three new chapters have been added which explore: The way in which the ruling ideas of a social system are related • photography and digitization to structures of class, production and power, and how these are • embodied performances legitimated and perpetuated, is fundamental to the sociological • risks and alternative futures. project. In this Second Edition of this classic text, which includes a The original Tourist gaze was a classic, marking out a new new introduction by Pierre Bourdieu, the authors develop an analysis land to study and appreciate. This new edition extends into of education (in its broadest sense, encompassing more than the fresh areas with the same passion and insight of the object. process of formal education). They show how education carries Even more essential reading! an essentially arbitrary cultural scheme which is actually, though not in appearance, based on power. More widely, the reproduction – Nigel Thrift, Vice-Chancellor, University of Warwick of culture through education is shown to play a key part in the reproduction of the whole social system. CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS Preface \ Preface to the Second Edition \ Preface to 3.0 \ Theories \ Mass Preface to the Second Edition \ Foreword \ Cultural Capital and Pedagogic Tourism \ Economies \ Working under the Gaze \ Changing Tourist Cultures Communication \ The Literate Tradition and Social Conservation \ Exclusion \ Places, Buildings and Design \ Vision and Photography \ Performances \ and Selection \ Dependence through Independence \ Appendix Risks and Futures 1990 • 288 pages 2011 • 296 pages Paper (9780803983205) • £32.99 Cloth (9781849203760) • £92.00 Paper (9781849203777) • £29.99

RISK SOCIETY THE CONSUMER SOCIETY Towards a New modernity myths and Structures Ulrich Beck University of Munich and London School of Economics and Jean Baudrillard Political Science Translated by Chris Turner With an introduction by Scott Lash Goldsmiths College and Brian wynne The young Baudrillard at his best... University of Lancaster a sociological study of the society of consumption of the finest order, Ulrich Beck's bestselling panoramic this text continues to shed light on analysis of the condition of Western societies has been hailed as a the subject and object of consumption, around which modern classic. Underpinning the analysis is the notion of the 'risk society'. The changing nature of society's relation to production and contemporary societies are organized distribution is related to the environmental impact as a totalizing, – Douglas Kellner, UCLA globalizing economy based on scientific and technical knowledge becomes more central to social organization and social conflict. Jean Baudrillard's classic text was one of the first to focus on the process and meaning of consumption in contemporary culture. A book of central political and social importance Originally published in 1970, the book still makes a vital contribution to current debates on consumption. The book includes Baudrillard's – THE (Times Higher Education) most organized discussion of mass media culture, the meaning of leisure and anomie in affluent society. This English translation begins with an introductory essay by . ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS On the Logic of Wealth Distribution and Risk Distribution \ The Politics The Miraculous Status of Consumption \ The Vicious Circle of Growth \ of Knowledge in the Risk Society \ Beyond Status and Class? \ 'I am I' \ The Social Logic of Consumption \ Towards a Theory of Consumption \ Individualization, Institutionalization and Standardization \ De-Standardization Personalization or the Smallest Marginal Difference (SMD) \ Mass-Media of Labour \ Science Beyond Truth and Enlightenment? \ Opening up Culture \ The Finest Consumer Object \ The Drama of Leisure or the the Political Impossibility of Wasting One's Time \ The Mystique of Solicitude \ Anomie in the Affluent Society \ On Contemporary Alienation or the End of the Pact 1992 • 272 pages with the Devil Paper (9780803983465) • £28.99 1998 • 224 pages Cloth (9780761956914) • £96.00 Paper (9780761956921) • £30.99

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GLOBALIZATION CULTURAL IDENTITY Social Theory and global Culture AND GLOBAL PROCESS Roland Robertson Jonathan Friedman University of Aberdeen University of Lund, Sweden A stimulating appraisal of a crucial This fascinating book explores the theme, this comprehensive analysis of interface between global processes, globalizaton offers a distinctively cultural identity formation and the production perspective on the social theory of the of culture. contemporary world. Examining ideas ranging from world This perspective considers the world as systems theory to postmodernism, Jonathan Friedman investigates a whole, going beyond conventional distinctions between the the relations between the global and the local to show how cultural global and the local and between the universal and the particular. fragmentation and modernist homogenization are equally constitutive Its cultural approach emphasizes the political and economic trends of global reality. The analysis ranges across the cultural significance of shifting conceptions of, and forms of participation formations of ancient Greece, contemporary processes of Hawaiian in, an increasingly compressed world. At the same time the book cultural identification and Congolese beauty cults. shows why culture has become a globally contested issue - why, for example, competing conceptions of 'world order' have political ABRIDGED CONTENTS and economic consequences. Towards a Global Anthropology \ General Historical and Culturally Specific Properties of Global Systems \ Civilizational Cycles and the History of ABRIDGED CONTENTS Primitivism \ The Emergence of the Culture Concept in Anthropology \ Globalization as a Problem \ The Cultural Turn \ Mapping the Global Condition Culture, Identity and World Process \ Culture Logics of the Global System \ World-Systems Theory, Culture and Images of World Power \ Japanese \ Globalization and Localization \ History and the Politics of Identity \ The and Japanese Religion \ The Universalism-Particularism Issue \ Political Economy of Elegance \ Narcissim, Roots and Postmodernity \ Global 'Civilization,' Civility and the Civilizing Process \ Globalization Theory and System, Globalization and the Parameters of Modernity \ Order and Disorder Civilization Analysis \ Globality, Modernity and the Issue of Postmodernity \ in Global Systems Globalization and the Nostalgic Paradigm \ 'The Search for Fundamentals' 1994 • 288 pages in Global Perspective \ Concluding Reflections Paper (9780803986381) • £38.99 1992 • 224 pages Cloth (9780803981867) • £101.00 Paper (9780803981874) • £33.99 RELIGION AND GLOBALIZATION GLOBALIZATION Peter F Beyer University of Ottawa AND FOOTBALL In his exploration of the interaction Richard giulianotti University of between religion and worldwide social Durham and Roland Robertson and cultural change, the author examines University of Aberdeen the major theories of global change and discusses the ways in which such change Richard Giulianotti, arguably the most impinges on contemporary religious prolific academic writer on football practice, meaning and influence. over the past 15 years, and Roland Beyer explores some of the key issues in understanding the shape Robertson, one of the most prominent of religion today, including religion as culture and as social system, figures in the scientific analysis of pure and applied religion, privatized and publicly influential religion, globalisation, have joined forces to write an account of and liberal versus conservative religions. what has often been referred to as the 'world game' ABRIDGED CONTENTS – THE (Times Higher Education) Introduction: Religion in Global Society \ PART ONE: THEORY AND CONCEPTS \ Four Approaches to Globalization \ Socio-cultural Particularism An engaging view of the interrelationships within key globalization in a Global Society \ Systemic Religion in Global Society \ Religion and Social processes and the international sport of football. Intelligently Movements in Global Society \ PART TWO: CASE STUDIES: Religion in Global combining the conceptual and methodological aspects of global Society: Five Contemporary Cases \ The New Christian Right in the United States \ The Liberation Theological Movement in Latin America \ The Islamic studies with the specific cultural conditions of the 'beautiful game' Revolution in Iran \ Religious Zionism in Israel \ Religious Giulianotti and Robertson illuminate its social history and diffusion, as well as wider cultural, economic, political and social dimensions. 1994 • 256 pages Paper (9780803989177) • £38.99 ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction \ History: The Global Sport and the Making of Globalization \ Culture: The Global Game, Cosmopolitanism & Americanization \ Economics: Neo-Liberalism, Inequalities and Transnational Clubs \ Politics: Nations, Neo-Mercantilism and International Governance \ The Social: Transnational Identities and the Global Civil Society \ Conclusion

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ECONOMIES OF SIGNS GLOBAL MODERNITIES AND SPACE Edited by mike Featherstone Nottingham Trent University , Scott Lash Scott Lash Goldsmiths College, London Goldsmiths College, London and Roland and John Urry University of Lancaster Robertson University of Aberdeen This book presents a novel account A sustained commentary on the of social change which supplants international character of the most conventional understandings of 'society'. microcosmic practices. It demonstrates The authors present a sociology that how the global increasingly informs the takes as its main unit of analysis social regional, so deconstructing ideas like the and cultural flows through time and 'nation-state' and 'national sovereignty'. across space. The spatialization of social theory, hybridization and bio-politics are among the critical issues discussed. Creative, challenging and provocative... Of critical value is the recognition that not all societies are organized according ABRIDGED CONTENTS to a neo-liberal model, as well as the centrality given to Globalization, Modernity and the Spatialization of Social Theory \ Glocalization subjective practices and the value of image in determining \ Globalization as Hybridization \ Global System, Globalization and the identity, and helping to shape individual life-chances Parameters of Modernity \ New World Order or Neo-World Orders \ The Times and Spaces of Modernity (or Who Needs Postmodernism?) \ Routes to// – Urban Studies through Modernity \ Searching for a Centre that Holds \ Security, Philosophy and Politics \ Normality - Exception - Counter-Knowledge \ Time, Space, ABRIDGED CONTENTS Memory with Reference to Bachelard \ The Soviet Individual \ Bio-Politics Introduction \ Mobile Objects \ Reflexive Subjects \ Reflexive Accumulation and the Spectre of Incest \ The Birth of Identity Politics in the 1960s \ The \ Accumulating Signs \ Ungovernable Spaces \ Mobile Subjects \ Post- Modern Error Industrial Spaces \ Time and Memory \ Mobility, Modernity and Place \ Globalization and Localization \ Conclusion 1995 • 304 pages Cloth (9780803979475) • £111.00 1993 • 368 pages Paper (9780803979482) • £42.99 Paper (9780803984721) • £38.99

GLOBAL CULTURE INDIVIDUALIZATION Institutionalized Individualism Nationalism, globalization and its Social and Political and modernity Consequences Edited by mike Featherstone Ulrich Beck University of Munich and Nottingham Trent University London School of Economics and Recent decades have seen intensified Elisabeth Beck-gernsheim F.A.- flows of people, commodities, money, University Erlangen-Nurnberg ideas, information and images on a global Ulrich Beck and Elisabeth Beck- level. Is a unified world culture emerging? Gernsheim argue that it is vital to distinguish How does this relate to existing cultural between the neo-liberal idea of the free-market individual and the divisions and to the autonomy of the state? concept of individualization. The result is a complete discussion ABRIDGED CONTENTS of individualization, concluding that in as much as basic rights are internalized and everyone wants to or must be economically active, Global Culture(s) \ Mapping the Global Condition \ Culture as the Ideological Background of the Modern World-System \ Culture and the World-System the spiral of individualization destroys the given foundations of social \ Culture as the World-System \ Turning World-Systems Theory on its co-existence. Head \ Models of the Modern World-System \ Theory, Culture and Post- Industrial Society \ The Idea of Revolution \ Modernity and Ambivalence \ ABRIDGED CONTENTS Towards a Global Culture? \ The Dream of a Secular Ecumene \ Nationalism, Losing the Traditional: Individualization and 'Precarious Freedoms' \ A Life of Globalization and Modernity \ Cosmopolitans and Locals in World Culture \ One's Own in a Runaway World: Individualization, Globalization and Politics Conflicts of Culture in Cross-Border Legal Relations \ The Big Bang and the \ Beyond Status and Class? \ The Ambivalent Social Structure: Poverty and Law \ Disjuncture and Difference in the Global Cultural Economy \ Being in the Wealth in a 'Self-Driven Culture' \ From `Living for Others' to 'A Life of One's World \ AIDS as a Globalizing Panic \ The Two Faces of Sociology \ Norbert Own': Individualization and Women \ On the Way to the Post-Familial Family: Elias's Theory of Humanity as a Very Long-Term Social Process \ Privatization From a Community of Need to Elective Affinities \ Division of Labour, Self- and the Public Influence of Religion in Global Society \ Architecture, Capital Imaging and Life Projects: New Conflicts in the Family \ Declining Birthrates and the Globalization of Culture and the Wish to Have Children \ Apparatuses Do Not Care for People \ Health and Responsibility in the Age of Genetic Technology \ Death of One's Own, 1990 • 416 pages Life of One's Own: Hopes from Transience \ Freedom's Children \ Freedom's Paper (9780803983229) • £34.99 Fathers \ Zombie Categories: Interview with Ulrich Beck

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SPACES OF CULTURE GLOBALIZATION City, Nation, world AND BELONGING Edited by mike Featherstone mike Savage University of Manchester , Nottingham Trent University and gaynor Bagnall Liverpool John Moores Scott Lash Goldsmiths College, London University and Brian J Longhurst University of Salford What is culture? What is the relationship between social structure and culture in Drawing on long-term empirical research a globalized and networked world? Do into cultural practices, lifestyles and critical perspectives still apply, or does identities, this book explores how far- the speed and complexity of cultural reaching global changes are articulated production demand new forms of analysis? In Spaces of Culture locally. The authors address key sociological issues of stratification leading scholars critically examine these questions, which have as analysis alongside 'cultural' issues of identity, difference, choice profound implications for sociology and social theory. and lifestyle. Their argument: ABRIDGED CONTENTS • shows how globalisation theory conceives of the local PART ONE: TECHNOLOGICAL SPACE \ Growth and Failure \ Simulated • reveals that people have a sense of elective belonging based on Sovereignty, Telematic Territoriality \ Digital Networks and Power \ PART where they choose to put down roots TWO: CULTURAL MAPPING \ The Postmodern Urban Condition \ Roaming • suggests that the feel of a place is much more strongly influenced the City \ PART THREE: REFLEXIVE SPACE \ Not All That Is Solid Melts into by the values and lifestyles of those migrating to it and reinvigorates Air \ Moving Culture \ Radiated Identities \ PART FOUR: CARTOGRAPHIES OF A NATION \ Triumphalist Geographies \ The Anti-Reflexivist Revolution \ PART the debates in urban and community studies by recovering the FIVE: TRANSCULTURAL PLACE \ Transculturality \ Towards a Multicultural 'local' as an intrinsic aspect of globalisation Conception of Human Rights \ The Hybridization of Roots and the Abhorrence ABRIDGED CONTENTS of the Bush \ Narrating the Postcolonial Global Change and Local Belonging \ The Limits of Local Attachment \ 1999 • 304 pages Parenting, Education and Elective Belonging \ Suburbia and the Aura of Cloth (9780761961215) • £117.00 Place \ The Ambivalence of Urban Identity \ Work Cultures and Social Ties \ Paper (9780761961222) • £38.99 Mediascapes in the Mediation of the Local and the Global \ Cosmopolitanism, Diaspora and Global Reflexivity

2004 • 248 pages Cloth (9780761949855) • £96.00 Paper (9780761949862) • £38.99 UNDOING CULTURE globalization, Postmodernism and Identity mike Featherstone OCCIDENTALISM Nottingham Trent University modernity and Subjectivity Written with the clarity and insight that Couze venn readers have come to expect of Mike Nottingham Trent University Featherstone, Undoing Culture is a notable contribution to our understanding This book critically addresses the of modernism and postmodernism. It 'becoming West' of Europe and critically explores the formation and deformation of the cultural sphere and investigates the 'becoming Modern' of the effects on culture of globalization. Against many orthodox the world. postmodernist accounts, the author argues that it is wrong to regard Drawing on the work of Derrida, Foucault, our present state of fragmentation and dislocation as an epochal Levinas, Lyotard and Ricoeur, the book break. Existing interdependencies and power balances are not so proposes that the question of postmodernity is inseparable from easily broken down. that of post-colonialism. It maps out a new geneaology of the birth ABRIDGED CONTENTS of the modern and suggests a new way of grounding the idea of an emancipation of being. Introduction \ The Autonomization of the Cultural Sphere \ Personality, Unity and the Ordered Life \ The Heroic Life and Everyday Life \ Globalizing the ABRIDGED CONTENTS Postmodern \ Global and Local Cultures \ Localism, and Cultural Identity \ Travel, Migration and Images of Social Life Remembering Modernity \ Historicity, Responsibility, Subjectivity \ On the Emergence of Modernity and the Birth of the Subject \ Enlightenment and 1995 • 192 pages After \ Heteronomy, Alterity, Embodiment \ On Becoming Otherwise Paper (9780803976061) • £36.99 2000 • 264 pages Cloth (9780761954118) • £108.00 Paper (9780761954125) • £32.99

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THE POSTCOLONIAL THE TOURIST GAZE 3.0 CHALLENGE Third Edition Towards Alternative worlds John Urry University of Lancaster and Jonas Larsen University of Roskilde Couze venn Nottingham Trent University This new edition of a seminal text restructures and remodels the An outstanding contribution to our groundbreaking previous versions making understanding of post-colonial theory this book even more relevant for tourism and its engagement with significant students, researchers and designers. The changes within the contemporary 'tourist gaze' remains an agenda-setting world... This is a timely and ground breaking book that theory. Packed full of fascinating insights this major new edition contributes to a much needed reconceptualisation of intelligently broadens its theoretical and geographical scope to the postcolony provide an account that responds to various critiques. – Professor Pal Ahluwalia, Goldsmiths, The original Tourist gaze was a classic, marking out a new University of London land to study and appreciate. This new edition extends into fresh areas with the same passion and insight of the object. This concise and penetrating book maps the territory of post-colonial Even more essential reading! studies, Venn demonstrates the intrinsic relationship between – Nigel Thrift, Vice-Chancellor, University of Warwick identity and post-colonialism and connects post-colonialism with modernity. Introducing new perspectives in the light of recent geo- political events, the book provides a guide to future developments All chapters have been significantly revised to include up-to-date in the subject. empirical data, many new case studies and fresh concepts. Three new chapters have been added which explore: ABRIDGED CONTENTS • photography and digitization Rethinking the Scope of the Postcolonial \ Modernity, Modernization and the Postcolonial Present \ Questions of Identity and Agency \ Towards a • embodied performances Postcolonial Political Economy • risks and alternative futures. 2006 • 224 pages CONTENTS Cloth (9780761971610) • £96.00 Preface \ Preface to the Second Edition \ Preface to 3.0 \ Theories \ Mass Paper (9780761971627) • £25.99 Tourism \ Economies \ Working under the Gaze \ Changing Tourist Cultures \ Places, Buildings and Design \ Vision and Photography \ Performances \ Risks and Futures

2011 • 296 pages Cloth (9781849203760) • £92.00 ADVERTISING IN Paper (9781849203777) • £29.99 MODERN AND POSTMODERN TIMES Pamela Odih Goldsmiths College PEER TO PEER AND How does advertising position itself in THE MUSIC INDUSTRY consumer culture? In what ways does it 'create' desire and wants? This richly The Criminalization of Sharing illustrated, incisive text produces the most matthew David Brunel University complete critical introduction to advertising culture, by offering: This penetrating and informative book • a sophisticated and comprehensive discussion of the provides readers with the perfect relevant theories systematic critical guide to the file-sharing phenomenon. Combining interdisciplinary • an extensive discussion of how real adverts work, together with resources from sociology, history, media reproductions of advertising images and copy and communication studies and cultural studies, Matthew David • a demonstration on how advertising constructs subjects unpacks the economics, psychology and philosophy of file-sharing. • a historical overview of advertising This landmark work fuses a deep knowledge of the music industry • a demonstration of the relationship between advertising and and the new technologies of mass communication with a powerful industrial . perspective on how multinational corporations seek to monopolize ABRIDGED CONTENTS markets, how international and state agencies defend property, while PART ONE: MARKING TIME IN THE MAKING OF MODERN ADVERTISING a global multitude undermine and/or reinvent both. \ Selling Space in Advertising History \ Selling Time in Advertising History \ PART TWO: DIALECTICS OF ADVERTISING IN MODERN TIMES \ Advertising, ABRIDGED CONTENTS Time and the Commodity-Form \ Time and the Commodity-Sign \ PART Introduction \ The Global Network Society: Territorialization and THREE: ADVERTISING IN POSTMODERN TIME(S) \ 'Times they are a Changin' Deterritorialization \ File-Sharing: A Brief History \ Markets and Monopolies \ Mapping the Subject of Postmodern Advertising Technology \ Sign of in Informational Goods: Intellectual Property Rights and \ Legal the Times Genealogies \ Technical Mythologies and Security Risks \ Media Management \ Creativity as Performance: The Myth of Creative Capital \ Alternative Cultural 2007 • 232 pages Models of Participation, Communication and Reward? \ Conclusions Cloth (9780761941903) • £101.00 Cloth 2009; Paper 2010 • 200 pages Cloth (9781847870056) • £79.00 Paper (9780857025388) • £29.99

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BAROQUE REASON THE CONTRADICTIONS The Aesthetics of modernity OF CULTURE Christine Buci-glucksmann Cities, Culture, women University of Paris VIII Elizabeth wilson Translated by Patrick Camiller with an University of North London introduction by Bryan S Turner City University of New York Elizabeth Wilson explores the contradictory nature of cultural relations In this fascinating book, Christine Buci- through an examination of fashion, Glucksmann explores the condition of feminism, consumer culture, representation modernity - alienation, melancholy, nostalgia - through the works and postmodernism. Debates within feminism on the nature and of a number of writers and philosophers, including the social and effects of pornography are used to illustrate a particular kind of aesthetic philosophy of Walter Benjamin. cultural contradiction. She examines Baudelaire's haunting image of the city and its Wilson recognizes that postmodernism permitted the reappropriation profound effect on conceptions of modernity. She goes on to of subjects that were not previously considered worthy of attention, consider how such influential figures as Nietzsche, Adorno, Musil, or opposed to the idea of emancipation, chief among these Barthes and Lacan constitute a baroque paradigm, united by their was fashion. allegorical style, their conflation of aesthetics with ethics and their subject matter - death, catastrophe, sexuality, myth, the female. ABRIDGED CONTENTS PART ONE \ Introduction \ Incoherent Feminism \ The Unbearable Lightness of ABRIDGED CONTENTS Diana \ Feminist Fundamentalism \ These New Components of the Spectacle Introduction \ PART ONE: AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF MODERNITY: ANGELUS \ PART TWO \ The Sphinx in the City Reconsidered \ The Invisible Fl[ci] NOVUS \ Angelic Space \ Baroque Space \ Baudelairean Space \ The Space aneur \ Afterward \ Looking Backward \ Writing the Romance of the Suburbs of Writing \ PART TWO: THE UTOPIA OF THE FEMININE: BENJAMIN'S \ Living Dolls \ Bricolage City \ Dogs in Space \ Notes on the Erotic City \ TRAJECTORY 2 \ Catastrophist Utopia \ Anthropological Utopia, or The Against Utopia 'Heroines' of Modernity \ Transgressive Utopia \ Appendix \ PART THREE: 2000 • 192 pages BAROQUE REASON \ An Aesthetics of Otherness \ The Stage of the Modern Cloth (9780761969747) • £108.00 and the Look of Medusa Paper (9780761969754) • £37.99 1994 • 192 pages Cloth (9780803989757) • £123.00 Paper (9780803989764) • £37.99 THE CULTURAL ECONOMY OF CITIES DECENTRING LEISURE Essays on the geography of Rethinking Leisure Theory Image-Producing Industries Chris Rojek Brunel University Allen J Scott University of California, Los Angeles This book explores the meaning of leisure in the context of key social formations of In this wide-ranging and penetrating our time. Chris Rojek brings together the volume, the economic logic and structure insights of feminsim, , Weber, of the modern cultural industries is Elias, Simmel, Nietzsche and Baudrillard explained. The connection between cultural production and urban- to produce a survey - and rethinking industrial concentration is demonstrated and the book shows why - of leisure theory. At the same time he global cities are the homelands of the modern cultural industries. presents a radical critique of the traditional 'centring' of leisure, on The role of the global city as a source of creative and innovative 'escape', 'freedom' and 'choice'. energy is examined in detail, with particular attention paid to Paris Revealing how leisure practices have responded to living in a risk and Los Angeles. society, he shows that 'free' time becomes something very different ABRIDGED CONTENTS when simulation and nostalgia lie at the heart of everyday life. PART ONE: PROPAEDEUTICA \ Introduction to the Cultural Economy of Cities ABRIDGED CONTENTS \ The Mainsprings of Urban Economic Performance \ The Creative Field and the Logic of Innovation in Image-Producing Complexes \ PART TWO: TWO Introduction \ PART ONE: CAPITALISM AND LEISURE \ Capitalism \ Capitalism CRAFT INDUSTRIES: COLLECTIVE ORDER AND REGIONAL DESTINY \ The \ PART TWO: MODERNITY AND LEISURE \ Modernity 1 \ Mechanisms of Gem and Jewellry Industry in Los Angeles and Bangkok \ The Household Regulation \ Modernity 2 \ The Phenomenology of Leisure \ PART THREE: Furniture Industry of Los Angeles \ PART THREE: CINEMA, MUSIC, AND POSTMODERNISM AND LEISURE \ Postmodernity and Postmodernism \ MULTIMEDIA \ French Cinema I \ French Cinema II \ The Recorded Music Postmodern Leisure \ Conclusion Industry in the United States \ The Multimedia Industry \ Multimedia and Digital 1995 • 224 pages Visual Effects Workers in Southern California \ PART FOUR: LOS ANGELES Cloth (9780803988125) • £93.00 AND PARIS \ Los Angeles \ Paris \ PART FIVE: CODA \ Towards a Political Economy of the Cultural Commodity Paper (9780803988132) • £34.99 2000 • 256 pages Cloth (9780761954545) • £108.00 Paper (9780761954552) • £38.99

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THE DRESSED SOCIETY CONSUMER CULTURE Clothing, the Body and AND POSTMODERNISM Some meanings of the world Second Edition Peter Corrigan University of New England, Armidale mike Featherstone Nottingham Trent University This exhaustive book demonstrates how dress shapes and is shaped by social The first edition of this contemporary processes and phenomena such as classic can claim to have put 'consumer beauty, time, the body, the gift exchange, culture' on the map, certainly in relation class, gender and religion. It does this to postmodernism. This expanded new through an analysis of topics like the Islamic clothing controversy edition includes: in state schools, the multitude of identities associated with dress, • a fully revised preface that explores the developments in consumer the Dress Reform movement, the construction of the body in fashion culture since the first edition magazines and the role of the internet in fashion. What emerges • a major new chapter on 'modernity and the cultural question' is a trenchant, sharply observed account of the place of dress in • an update on postmodernism and the development of contemporary society. contemporary theory after postmodernism ABRIDGED CONTENTS • an account of multiple and alternative modernities Introduction: Dress in the Sensory World \ The Dangers of Dress: Utopian • the challenges of consumer culture in Japan and China. Critiques \ More than the Times of our Lives: Dress and Temporality \ The The result is a book that shakes the boundaries of debate, from one Fabricated Body: A New History \ Gift, Circulation and Exchange I: Clothing of the foremost writers on culture and postmodernism. in the Family \ Gift, Circulation and Exchange II: Clothing and Fashion in Cyberspsace \ Conclusion: A Hermeneutics of Dress ABRIDGED CONTENTS 2008 • 208 pages Modern and Postmodern \ Theories Of Consumer Culture \ Towards a Cloth (9780761952060) • £93.00 Sociology Of Postmodern Culture \ Cultural Change and Social Practice \ Paper (9780761952077) • £29.99 The Aestheticization of Everyday Life \ Lifestyle and Consumer Culture \ City Cultures and Postmodern Lifestyles \ Consumer Culture and Global Disorder \ Common Culture or Uncommon Cultures? \ The Globalization of Diversity \ Modernity and the Cultural Question

2007 • 232 pages Cloth (9781412910132) • £100.00 THE MEDIA CITY Paper (9781412910149) • £33.99 media, Architecture and Urban Space Scott mcQuire University of Melbourne Significant changes are occurring in the THE CONSUMER SOCIETY social spaces of modern cities and the myths and Structures social functioning of media. This erudite, forceful book argues that the spaces Jean Baudrillard and rhythms of contemporary cities are radically different to those described Translated by Chris Turner in classic theories of urbanism. Changes in the city have been paralleled by the transformation of media which has become Jean Baudrillard's classic text was one increasingly mobile, instantaneous and pervasive. The media are of the first to focus on the process and no longer separate from the city. meaning of consumption in contemporary culture. Originally published in 1970, the book still makes a vital contribution to Crams into a single chapter more insights and illustrations than current debates on consumption. The book includes Baudrillard's seems feasible most organized discussion of mass media culture, the meaning of leisure and anomie in affluent society. This English translation begins – European Journal of Communication with an introductory essay by George Ritzer.

Moves beyond the wistful evocation and splatter of The young Baudrillard at his best... a sociological study undigested terms that characterizes so much academic of the society of consumption of the finest order, this writing on culture and cities text continues to shed light on the subject and object of consumption, around which contemporary societies – Media, Culture & Society are organized – Douglas Kellner, UCLA ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction: The Uncanny Home \ PART ONE: THRESHOLDS OF THE MEDIA CITY \ The Territory of Images \ The City in Fragments \ Liquid Cities \ PART ABRIDGED CONTENTS TWO: PUBLIC SPACE: STREETS, LIGHTS AND SCREENS \ Electropolis \ The Miraculous Status of Consumption \ The Vicious Circle of Growth \ Performing Public Space \ PART THREE: PRIVATE SPACE: FROM GLASS The Social Logic of Consumption \ Towards a Theory of Consumption \ ARCHITECTURE TO BIG BROTHER \ The Glass House \ The Digital Home Personalization or the Smallest Marginal Difference (SMD) \ Mass-Media Culture \ The Finest Consumer Object \ The Drama of Leisure or the Cloth 2008 ; Paper 2010 • 240 pages Impossibility of Wasting One's Time \ The Mystique of Solicitude \ Anomie Cloth (9781412907934) • £98.00 in the Affluent Society \ On Contemporary Alienation or the End of the Pact Paper (9780857025371) • £29.99 with the Devil

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THE SHOPPING GLOBALIZATION EXPERIENCE AND FOOTBALL Edited by Pasi Falk University of Helsinki Richard giulianotti University of and Colin Campbell University of York Durham and Roland Robertson University of Aberdeen This shrewd and probing book seeks to theorize shopping as an autonomous Richard Giulianotti, arguably the realm. It avoids the reductionist most prolific academic writer on characteristics of economics and football over the past 15 years, and marketing. At the same time it avoids the Roland Robertson, one of the most moralizing tone of many discussions of prominent figures in the scientific shopping and consumption. analysis of globalisation, have joined forces to write ABRIDGED CONTENTS an account of what has often been referred to as the Introduction \ In Defence of Shopping \ Could Shopping Ever Really Matter? 'world game' \ Modernity's Disavowal: Women, the City and the Department Store \ – THE (Times Higher Education) Supermarket Futures \ The Making of a Swedish Department Store Culture \ Shopping in the East Centre Mall \ Shopping, Pleasure and the Sex War \ The Scopic Regimes of Shopping \ Appendix: Research on Shopping: A Brief An engaging view of the interrelationships within key globalization History and Selected Literature processes and the international sport of football. Intelligently combining the conceptual and methodological aspects of global 1997 • 224 pages studies with the specific cultural conditions of the 'beautiful game' Cloth (9780761950660) • £88.00 Giulianotti and Robertson illuminate its social history and diffusion, Paper (9780761950677) • £37.99 as well as wider cultural, economic, political and social dimensions. ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction \ History: The Global Sport and the Making of Globalization \ Culture: The Global Game, Cosmopolitanism & Americanization \ Economics: Neo-Liberalism, Inequalities and Transnational Clubs \ Politics: Nations, THE SPORT STAR Neo-Mercantilism and International Governance \ The Social: Transnational Identities and the Global Civil Society \ Conclusion modern Sport and the Cultural Economy of Sporting Celebrity 2009 • 216 pages Cloth (9781412921275) • £86.00 Barry Smart University of Portsmouth Paper (9781412921282) • £28.99 Proceeding from a broadly based discussion of heroism, fame and celebrity, Barry Smart addresses a number of modern sport stars, including Michael Jordan, David Beckham, Tiger Woods RACE, SPORT and the Williams sisters. He analyses the development of modern sport in the UK and USA, demonstrating AND POLITICS the key economic and cultural factors that have contributed to the popularity of sport stars, while examining issues such as race and The Sporting Black Diaspora gender, the impact of professionalization, growing media coverage, Ben Carrington University of Texas the role of agents and the increasing presence of commercial corporations providing sponsorship and endorsement contracts. This is the first book to address sport's He situates the sport star as the embodiment of the various tensions role in 'the making of race', the place of of age, class, race, gender and culture, and argues that sporting sport within black diasporic struggles for figures possess an increasingly rare quality of authenticity that gives freedom and equality, and the contested them the capacity to lift and inspire people. location of sport in relation to the politics of recognition within contemporary multicultural societies. ABRIDGED CONTENTS Heroism, Fame and Celebrity in the World of Sport \ The Development of Race, Sport and Politics shows how, during the first decades of the Modern Sport in Britain and America \ The Professionalization of Modern 20th century, the idea of 'the natural black athlete' was invented in Sport \ Media, Sponsorship and Sport Stardom \ Corporate Culture and order to make sense of and curtail the political impact and cultural the Branding of the Sport Star: Nike, Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods \ achievements of black sportswomen and men. More recently, 'the Cultures of Sport Stardom: David Beckham and Anna Kournikova \ Concluding black athlete' as sign has become a highly commodified object Remarks: Sport Stars, Authenticity and Charisma within contemporary hyper-commercialized sports-media culture, 2005 • 224 pages thus limiting the transformative potential of critically conscious black Cloth (9780761943501) • £108.00 athleticism to re-imagine what it means to be both black and human Paper (9780761943518) • £29.99 in the 21st century. ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction: Sport, the Black Athlete and the Remaking of Race \ Sporting Resistance: Thinking Race and Sport Diasporically \ Sporting Redemption: Violence, Desire and the Politics of Freedom \ Sporting Negritude: Commodity Blackness and the Liberation of Failure \ Sporting Multiculturalism: Nationalism, Belonging and Identity \ Conclusion: Race, Sport and the Post-Colonial

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BOOTLEGGING EXPRESSIONS Romanticism and Copyright in OF IDENTITY the music Industry Space, Performance, Politics Lee marshall University of Bristol Kevin Hetherington Romanticism elevates the individual The Open University as the key creative influence. However, Romanticism also works against capital This innovative book questions what and this is illustrated by the case of we understand by the term 'new social bootlegging. This book shows how the movements'. By examining a range of desire for bootlegging is fuelled by the issues associated with identity politics and same ideal of authenticity employed by the music industry in its alternative lifestyles, the author challenges those who treat new copyright rhetoric and practice. He demonstrates how the industry social movements as instances of wider social change while often cannot accommodate to a desire that it has done much to unleash ignoring their more 'local' and 'dispersed' importance. and nurture. Hetherington questions what it means to adopt an identity that is organized around issues of expressivism - and offers a series of ABRIDGED CONTENTS non-reductionist ways of looking at identity politics. Lessons from History \ Copyright and the Romantic Author \ Romanticism and Popular Music \ Romanticism, Copyright and Piracy \ Problems and ABRIDGED CONTENTS Alternatives \ Introduction to Bootlegging \ An Overview of Bootlegging \ The PART ONE: IDENTITY, IDENTIFICATION AND EXPRESSIVE ORGANIZATION Impact of Bootlegging upon the Record Industry and the Industry's Response \ Identity Spaces and Identity Politics \ Tribal Vibes: Expressivism and \ The Dialectic of Romanticism and the Symbolic Significance of Bootlegging Identification \ Situations and Occasions: The Structure of Feeling and 2005 • 192 pages Everyday Life \ Expressive Organization and Emotional Communities \ PART Cloth (9780761944904) • £101.00 TWO: SOCIAL SPACE AND THE PERFORMANCE OF IDENTITY \ Introduction \ The Elsewhere of Other Meaning \ Marginal Spaces and the Topology of Utopia \ Spaces for the Occasion: Embodiment and the Performance of Identity \ Afterword: Telling Horizontal Stories

1998 • 192 pages Cloth (9780803978768) • £108.00 DIGITAL AESTHETICS Paper (9780803978775) • £37.99 Sean Cubitt Winchester School of Art The aesthetic nature and purposes of computer culture in the contemporary world are investigated in this book. Sean Cubitt casts a cool eye on the claims of IMAGES OF cybertopians, tracing the globalization of the new medium and enquiring into its POSTMODERN SOCIETY effects on subjectivity and sociality. Social Theory and Drawing on historical scholarship, Contemporary Cinema philosophical aesthetics and the literature of cyberculture, the Norman K Denzin author argues for a genuine democracy beyond the limitations of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign free market and the global corporation. Digital arts are identified as having a vital part to play in this process. By using a series of studies of contemporary ABRIDGED CONTENTS mainstream Hollywood movies - Blue Velvet, Wall Street, Crimes and Misdemeanors, Reading the Interface \ Reading the Interface \ Virtual Realism: Machine When Harry Met Sally, Sex Lies and Videotape, Do the Right Thing - Perception and the Global Image \ Spatial Effects \ Pygmalion: Silence, Sound and Space \ Turbulence: Network Morphology and the Corporate Cyborg Norman Denzin explores the tension between ideas of the postmodern and traditional ways of analyzing society. The discussion moves 1998 • 192 pages between two forms of text: social theory and cinematic representations Cloth (9780761958994) • £101.00 of contemporary life. Paper (9780761959007) • £37.99 ABRIDGED CONTENTS PART ONE: THE POSTMODERN \ Defining the Postmodern Terrain \ Postmodern Social Theory Takes on the Postmodern: Baudrillard, Lyotard, and Jameson \ Learning from Mills \ PART TWO: LEARNING FROM CINEMA \ Wild About Lynch \ Blue Velvet \ Nouveau Capitalists on Wall Street \ Crimes and Misdemeanors in Manhattan \ The Postmodern Sexual Order: Sex, Lies, and Yuppie Love \ Do the Right Thing: Race in the USA \ Paris, Texas \ Mills and Baudrillard in America \ In Conclusion \ The Eye of the Postmodern

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INTENSIVE CULTURE LAUGHTER AND RIDICULE Social Theory, Religion & Towards a Social Critique of Contemporary Capitalism Humour Scott Lash Goldsmiths College, London michael Billig Loughborough University This book is an engagement with the From Thomas Hobbes' fear of the continuing dissolution of the symbolic power of laughter to the compulsory, in contemporary communication, in a packaged "fun" of the contemporary critical reflection on thinkers ranging mass media, Billig takes the reader on from Aristotle to Leibniz to Luhmann... a stimulating tour of the strange world For Scott Lash the opposition between of humour. Both a significant work of 'intensive' and the 'extensive' is eroded in the age of scholarship and a novel contribution to the understanding informational capitalism, as words become things and of the humourous, this is a seriously engaging book things become data. For Lash the future of capitalism – David Inglis, University of Aberdeen is one in which this intensity takes over the logic - as 'intensive materialism' - of the economy itself. Yet this This delightful book tackles the prevailing assumption that laughter very process entails the dissolution of both intensity and and humour are inherently good. In developing a critique of humour with it of the singular. Lash pursues this compelling line the author proposes a social theory that places humour - in the form of thought through encounters with Simmel, Benjamin, of ridicule - as central to social life. Durkheim and Philip K Dick – Bernard Stiegler, Director of the Department ABRIDGED CONTENTS of Cultural Development at the Centre Introduction \ A Critique of Positive Humour \ PART ONE: HISTORICAL ASPECTS \ Superiority Theories \ Incongruity Theories and Gentlemanly Georges-Pompidou Laughter \ Victorian Relief Theory \ Bergson and the Function of Humour \ Freud and the Hidden Secrets of Jokes \ PART TWO: THEORETICAL ASPECTS \ Laughter and Unlaughter \ Embarrassment, Humour and the ABRIDGED CONTENTS Social Order \ Final Remarks Intensive Sociology: Georg Simmel's Vitalism \ Intensive Philosophy: Leibniz and the Ontology of Difference \ Intensive Language: Benjamin, God and the Name \ 2005 • 272 pages Intensive Capitalism: Marxist Ontology \ Intensive Politics: Power after Hegemony Cloth (9781412902502) • £111.00 \ Intensive Religion: Emile Durkheim's Elementary Forms \ Information Theology: Paper (9781412911436) • £32.99 Philip K. Dick's Will to Knowledge

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PEER TO PEER AND READING RACE THE MUSIC INDUSTRY Hollywood and the Cinema of Racial violence The Criminalization of Sharing Norman K Denzin matthew David Brunel University University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign This penetrating and informative book One of America's leading commentators provides readers with the perfect on culture and society turns his gaze upon systematic critical guide to the file-sharing cinematic race relations, examining the phenomenon. Combining interdisciplinary relation between film, race and culture. resources from sociology, history, media Norman K Denzin argues that the cinema, and communication studies and cultural studies, Matthew David like society, treats all persons as equal but struggles to define and unpacks the economics, psychology and philosophy of file-sharing. implement diversity, pluralism and multiculturalism. He goes on to This landmark work fuses a deep knowledge of the music industry argue that the cinema needs to honour racial and ethnic differences, and the new technologies of mass communication with a powerful in defining race in terms of both an opposition to, and acceptance perspective on how multinational corporations seek to monopolize of, the media's interpretations and representations of the American markets, how international and state agencies defend property, while racial order. a global multitude undermine and/or reinvent both. ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction \ PART ONE: READING RACE \ The Cinematic Racial Order \ Introduction \ The Global Network Society: Territorialization and PART TWO: RACIAL ALLEGORIES: THE WHITE HOOD \ A Grand Canyon \ Deterritorialization \ File-Sharing: A Brief History \ Markets and Monopolies Race, Women and Violence in the Hood \ Lethal Weapons in the Hood \ PART in Informational Goods: Intellectual Property Rights and Protectionism \ Legal THREE: RACIAL ALLEGORIES: THE BLACK AND BROWN HOOD \ Boyz N Genealogies \ Technical Mythologies and Security Risks \ Media Management Girlz in the Hood \ Zoot Suits and Homeboys (and Girls) \ Spike's Place \ PART \ Creativity as Performance: The Myth of Creative Capital \ Alternative Cultural FOUR: A NEW RACIAL AESTHETIC \ Screening Race Models of Participation, Communication and Reward? \ Conclusions 2001 • 240 pages Cloth 2009 ; Paper 2010 • 200 pages Cloth (9780803975446) • £101.00 Cloth (9781847870056) • £79.00 Paper (9780803975453) • £23.99 Paper (9780857025388) • £29.99

PHENOMENOLOGICAL THE CINEMATIC SOCIETY SOCIOLOGY The voyeur's gaze Norman K Denzin University of Illinois, Experience and Insight in Urbana-Champaign modern Society What influence does the cinema have on Harvie Ferguson University of Glasgow visual culture and social understanding? In what ways are we products of the This innovative and thought-provoking cinematic gaze? This book highlights the book argues that phenomenology was extent to which the cinema has contributed the most significant, wide-ranging and to the rise of voyeurism throughout society. influential philosophy to emerge in the The cinema not only turns its audience into voyeurs, eagerly following twentieth century. The social character of phenomenology is the lives of its screen characters, but repeatedly casts its key players explored in its relation to the concern in twentieth century sociology as onlookers, spying on other people's lives. The nature of the with questions of modern experience. By reading phenomenology cinematic voyeur - the obsessive outsider, the ethnic or sexual sociologically and sociology phenomenologically, this book other - is examined in depth, as are its implications for contemporary reconstructs a phenomenological sociology of modern experience. society. Denzin argues that the cinematic gaze must be understood ABRIDGED CONTENTS as part of the larger machinery of surveillance and power. PART ONE: EXPLICATION \ Astonishment: The Birth and Rebirth of the Phenomenal \ Insight: Edmund Husserl's Clarification of Experience \ Variation: ABRIDGED CONTENTS Method and Theme in the Development of Phenomenology \ Dialogue: Introduction \ The Birth of the Cinematic Society \ The Voyeur's Desire \ The Phenomenology in Social Theory \ PART TWO: IMPLICATION \ Experience: Comic Voyeur's Gaze \ The Asian Eye: Charlie Chan and Mr Moto Go to the Historical Sociology of the Natural Attitude \ Equivocation: Modern Trinitarian Movies \ Flawed Visions: The Obsessive Male Gaze \ Women at the Keyhole: Conundrams \ Society: Sociological Reductions \ Indifference: Towards Fatal Female Visions \ Paranoia and the Erotics of Power \ The Voyeur's Future Contemporary Inexperience \ Conclusion: Phenomenological Sociology 1995 • 256 pages 2006 • 248 pages Cloth (9780803986572) • £123.00 Cloth (9780761959861) • £111.00 Paper (9780803986589) • £37.99 Paper (9780761959878) • £30.99

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SIMULATION AND THE CONTRADICTIONS SOCIAL THEORY OF CULTURE Sean Cubitt Winchester School of Art Cities, Culture, women This book critically examines the ideas of Elizabeth wilson some of the key thinkers of simulation. It University of North London addresses the work of Baudrillard, Debord, Virilio and Eco, clarifying their arguments Elizabeth Wilson explores the by referring to the intellectual and social contradictory nature of cultural relations worlds each emerged from distilling through an examination of fashion, what is important from their discussions. feminism, consumer culture, representation The book argues for a critical and selective use of the concept and postmodernism. Debates within feminism on the nature and of simulation. effects of pornography are used to illustrate a particular kind of cultural contradiction. Like the idea of ideology, simulation is a political theory, but it has also become a deeply pessimistic theory of the end of history and Wilson recognizes that postmodernism permitted the reappropriation the impossibility of positive change. Through a series of reflections of subjects that were not previously considered worthy of attention, on the meaning of theme parks, warfare and computer modelling, or opposed to the idea of emancipation, chief among these Sean Cubitt demonstrates the strengths and limitations of the was fashion. simulation thesis. ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS PART ONE \ Introduction \ Incoherent Feminism \ The Unbearable Lightness of Introduction: The Long Term \ PART ONE: THEORIES \ Values, Signs and Diana \ Feminist Fundamentalism \ These New Components of the Spectacle Subjects \ Technology, Information and Reason \ The Poetics of Pessimism \ PART TWO \ The Sphinx in the City Reconsidered \ The Invisible Fl[ci] \ Making Sense of Simulation \ PART TWO: CASES \ Disney World Culture \ aneur \ Afterward \ Looking Backward \ Writing the Romance of the Suburbs War in the Persian Gulf \ Working with Computers \ Conclusion \ Pessimism \ Living Dolls \ Bricolage City \ Dogs in Space \ Notes on the Erotic City \ of the Intellect, Optimism of the Will Against Utopia 2000 • 192 pages 2000 • 192 pages Cloth (9780761969747) • £108.00 Cloth (9780761961093) • £123.00 Paper (9780761969754) • £37.99 Paper (9780761961109) • £37.99

SOCIETY AND CULTURE THE DRESSED SOCIETY Scarcity and Solidarity Clothing, the Body and Some meanings of the world Bryan S Turner City University of New York and Chris Rojek Brunel University Peter Corrigan University of New England, Armidale Society and Culture reclaims the classical heritage, provides a clear-eyed This exhaustive book demonstrates how assessment of the promise of sociology dress shapes and is shaped by social in the 21st century and asks whether processes and phenomena such as the 'cultural turn' has made the study of beauty, time, the body, the gift exchange, society redundant. class, gender and religion. It does this through an analysis of topics like the Islamic clothing controversy Sociologists have objected to the rise of cultural studies on the in state schools, the multitude of identities associated with dress, grounds that it produces cultural relativism and lacks a stable the Dress Reform movement, the construction of the body in fashion research agenda. This book argues that the classical tradition must magazines and the role of the internet in fashion. What emerges be treated as a living tradition, rather than a period piece. It analyzes is a trenchant, sharply observed account of the place of dress in the fundamental principles of belonging and conflict in society and contemporary society. provides a detailed critical survey of the principal social theories that offer solutions to the challenges of modernism. ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction: Dress in the Sensory World \ The Dangers of Dress: Utopian ABRIDGED CONTENTS Critiques \ More than the Times of our Lives: Dress and Temporality \ The Discipline \ Organisms \ Disorder \ Solidarity \ Scarcity \ Norms \ Fabricated Body: A New History \ Gift, Circulation and Exchange I: Clothing Rights \ Intimacies \ Choice \ Solutions \ Conclusion: Sociology and in the Family \ Gift, Circulation and Exchange II: Clothing and Fashion in Cosmopolitan Virtue Cyberspsace \ Conclusion: A Hermeneutics of Dress

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THE MEDIA CITY THE TIME OF THE TRIBES media, Architecture and The Decline of Individualism in Urban Space mass Society Scott mcQuire University of Melbourne michel maffesoli Université René Déscartes, Paris V Significant changes are occurring in the social spaces of modern cities and the Translated by Don Smith with an social functioning of media. This erudite, introduction by Bob Shields University forceful book argues that the spaces of Alberta, Canada and rhythms of contemporary cities are radically different to those described Michel Maffesoli argues that the in classic theories of urbanism. Changes in the city have been conventional approaches to understanding solidarity and society paralleled by the transformation of media which has become are deeply flawed. He contends that mass culture has disintegrated increasingly mobile, instantaneous and pervasive. The media are and that today social existence is conducted through fragmented no longer separate from the city. tribal groupings - in short we live in the time of the tribes. Crams into a single chapter more insights and These tribes are organized around the catchwords, brand-names illustrations than seems feasible and sound-bites of consumer culture. Yet Maffesoli insists that in the midst of fashion fads new forms of social collectivity are taking – European Journal of Communication root which challenge our established models of politics and tradition. The book provides a rich backcloth against which to consider the Moves beyond the wistful evocation and splatter of rise of 'identity politics' and the proliferation of 'lifestyle cultures'. undigested terms that characterizes so much academic writing on culture and cities ABRIDGED CONTENTS Foreword: Masses or Tribes \ By Way of Introduction \ The Emotional – Media, Culture & Society Community: Research Arguments \ The Underground Puissance \ Sociality vs the Social \ Tribalism \ Polyculturalism \ Of Proxemics \ Appendix: The Thinking of the Public Square ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction: The Uncanny Home \ PART ONE: THRESHOLDS OF THE MEDIA 1995 • 192 pages CITY \ The Territory of Images \ The City in Fragments \ Liquid Cities \ PART Paper (9780803984745) • £36.99 TWO: PUBLIC SPACE: STREETS, LIGHTS AND SCREENS \ Electropolis \ Performing Public Space \ PART THREE: PRIVATE SPACE: FROM GLASS ARCHITECTURE TO BIG BROTHER \ The Glass House \ The Digital Home

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Translated by Andrew Inkpin Otto-Von- THE TARANTINIAN ETHICS Guericke-Universität, Magdeburg 'The aestheticization of everyday life' Fred Botting and has become a commonplace term, Scott wilson University of Lancaster one which often merely scratches the The films of Quentin Tarantino raise surface of contemporary culture. This profound comic and ethical dilemmas. study illuminates the deeper dynamics of Developing ideas from Lacanian aesthetic reality from a philosophical perspective. psychoanalysis, the authors explore Wolfgang Welsch develops an important analysis of contemporary ethical issues in relation to Tarantino's culture with philosophical bite. He examines global aestheticization work, postmodernity and recent cultural phenomena, probes the relationship of aesthetics and ethics, and theory. They argue that Tarantino's considers the broad relevance of aesthetics for contemporary texts provide a provocative and telling thinking. The implications for specific and everyday issues are contribution to theorized accounts of contemporary culture. demonstrated in studies of architecture, advertising, the Internet The term 'Tarantinian' has been coined to refer to a set of sampled, and our perception of the life world. self-authorizing signs that are cinematically assembled in processes ABRIDGED CONTENTS of 'consuming - producing - expending' in the general context of a NEW SCENARIOS OF THE AESTHETIC \ Aestheticization Processes postmodern capitalism that enjoins excess. The Tarantinian ethics \ Basic Aesthetic Features in Contemporary Thinking \ Aesthet/hics are elaborated, in the midst of a homogenized fast-food, movie \ Aesthetics beyond Aesthetics \ DIAGNOSES AND PROSPECTS \ How and video culture, in relation to heterogeneous events of violence, Modern was Modern Architecture? \ Contemporary Art in Public Space \ horror and laughter. On the Hermeneutic Constitution of Art \ Cities of the Future \ On the Way to an Auditive Culture \ Artificial Paradises? \ Information Superhighway or ABRIDGED CONTENTS Highway One? The Ethics of Personality \ The Ethics of Professionalism \ The Ethics of Romance \ The Ethics of Consumption \ The Ethics of Horror 1997 • 224 pages Cloth (9780761955931) • £123.00 2001 • 200 pages Paper (9780761955948) • £23.99 Cloth (9780761968375) • £101.00

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THE CULTURE OF SPEED THE BODY AND SOCIETY The Coming of Immediacy Explorations in Social Theory John Tomlinson Nottingham Third Edition Trent University Bryan S Turner This stimulating and accessible book City University of New York examines how speed emerged as a cultural issue during industrial modernity. In the This is a fully revised edition of a book 21st century 'immediacy', the combination that may fairly claim to have re-opened of fast capitalism and the saturation of the sociology of the body as a legitimate the everyday by media technologies, has area of enquiry. The book provides an emerged as the core feature of control. This coming of immediacy unparalleled guide to all aspects of the sociology of the body. will inexorably change how we think about and experience media Each chapter has been revised and updated and the book contains culture, consumption practices, and the core of our cultural and new material that reflects changes in the field since the last moral values. edition. In particular, Turner's developing position on the centrality of vulnerability. Incisive and richly illustrated, this eye-opening account of speed and culture provides an original, essential guide to one of the central Assured and innovative, this book provides the most authoritative features of contemporary culture and personal life. statement of work on the sociology of the body by what many experts regard to be the leading writer in the field. An invitation to an adventure. It contains a precious key to unlock the doors into the unmapped and unexplored cultural and ethical condition of 'immediacy Bryan Turner has revolutionised the way in which we think – Prof Dr Ulrich Beck, University of Munich about ourselves and our bodies – Mary Evans, London School of Economics and Political Science ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction: The Cultural Significance of Speed \ Machine Speed \ Unruly Speed \ The Condition of Immediacy \ Media \ Delivery \ Deceleration? ABRIDGED CONTENTS

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2008 • 296 pages Cloth (9781412929868) • £89.00 Paper (9781412929875) • £29.99 THE SPORT STAR modern Sport and the Cultural Economy of Sporting Celebrity Barry Smart University of Portsmouth THE BODY Proceeding from a broadly based Social Process and Cultural Theory discussion of heroism, fame and celebrity, Barry Smart addresses a number of Edited by mike Featherstone modern sport stars, including Michael Nottingham Trent University , Jordan, David Beckham, Tiger Woods mike Hepworth University of Aberdeen and the Williams sisters. He analyses the and Bryan S Turner City University of development of modern sport in the UK and USA, demonstrating New York the key economic and cultural factors that have contributed to the popularity of sport stars, while examining issues such as race and This challenging volume reasserts the gender, the impact of professionalization, growing media coverage, centrality of the body within social theory the role of agents and the increasing presence of commercial as a means to understanding the complex corporations providing sponsorship and endorsement contracts. interrelations between nature, culture and society. At a theoretical He situates the sport star as the embodiment of the various tensions level, the volume explores the origins of a social theory of the body of age, class, race, gender and culture, and argues that sporting in sources ranging from the work of Nietzsche to contemporary figures possess an increasingly rare quality of authenticity that gives feminist theory. them the capacity to lift and inspire people. ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS Preface \ Recent Developments in the Theory of the Body \ Bringing Bodies Back In \ On Human Beings and Their Emotions \ On the Civilizing of Appetite Heroism, Fame and Celebrity in the World of Sport \ The Development of \ The Discourse of Diet \ The Body in Consumer Culture \ The Midlifestyle of Modern Sport in Britain and America \ The Professionalization of Modern 'George and Lynne' \ Martial Arts as a Resource for Liberal Education \ Bio- Sport \ Media, Sponsorship and Sport Stardom \ Corporate Culture and politics and Social Policy \ Genealogy and The Body \ The Art of The Body in the Branding of the Sport Star: Nike, Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods \ The Discourse of Postmodernity \ Love's Labour Lost? A Sociological View \ Cultures of Sport Stardom: David Beckham and Anna Kournikova \ Concluding Biographical Boundaries \ Carmen - or The Invention of a New Feminine Myth Remarks: Sport Stars, Authenticity and Charisma \ The Mask of Ageing \ Sociological Discourse and The Body

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BODY MODIFICATION THE BODY AND Edited by mike Featherstone SOCIAL THEORY Nottingham Trent University Third Edition This fascinating collection explores the growing range of body modification Chris Shilling University of Kent practices such as piercing, tattooing, branding, cutting and inserting implants. Unrivalled in its clarity and coverage, this Are we returning to traditional tribal new edition of Chris Shilling's classic text practices of inscribing identities onto is a masterful account of the emergence bodies, or is body modification better and development of body matters in understood as purely cosmetic, decorative, sociology and related disciplines. temporary signs of transferable loyalties? A timely, well-reasoned response to current concerns and controversies across the globe, it provides chapter-by-chapter ABRIDGED CONTENTS coverage of the major theories, approaches and studies conducted Body Modification \ 'Modern Primitivism' \ The Possibility of Primitiveness \ in the field. Each chapter has been revised and updated, with new Anchoring the (Postmodern) Self? Body Modification, Fashion and Identity discussions of: action network theory; body work; pragmatism; the \ This Body Which Is Not One \ Marinetti, Chopin, Stelarc and the Auratic global resurgence of religious identities; new genetics; biological Intensities of the Postmodern Techno-Body \ Parasite Visions \ In Dialogue with 'Posthuman' Bodies \ An Order of Pure Decision \ Serene and Happy and citizenship; and figurations of the living and dead. Distant \ The Sacrificial Body of Orlan \ Citation and Subjectivity \ Interaction Order and Beyond \ The Body as Outlaw \ Creating 'The Perfect Body' \ Body ABRIDGED CONTENTS Modification, Self-Mutilation and Agency in Media Accounts of a Subculture Preface to the Third Edition \ Introduction \ The Body in Sociology \ The \ Tattoos and Heroin \ Performing the Technoscientific Body Naturalistic Body \ The Socially Constructed Body \ The Body and Social Inequalities: Embodying Sociology \ The Body and Physical Capital \ The 2000 • 352 pages Civilized Body \ The Body, Self-Identity and Death: Figurations of Life and Cloth (9780761967958) • £125.00 Death \ Afterword: Embodiment, Identity and Theory Paper (9780761967965) • £38.99 September 2012 • 328 pages Cloth (9780857025326) • £83.00 Paper (9780857025333) • £28.99

CHANGING BODIES Habit, Crisis and Creativity THE BODY IN CULTURE, Chris Shilling University of Kent TECHNOLOGY Where are we at with studies of body and society? What are the key AND SOCIETY accomplishments in the field? This book provides the clearest and most Chris Shilling University of Kent comprehensive account of work in this Once in a while a manuscript stops you area to date. in your tracks... What we are offered Based on a novel theory of action it surveys here is no recovering of old ground the terrain by arguing that human identity, social relationships and but a step change in perspectives on moral figurations develop as a result of people living in and seeking to 'body matters' that is both innovative reach beyond the limits of their bodily being. Shilling then undertakes and of fundamental importance to anyone working on this a series of studies on sport, transgenderism, migration, illness, survival and belief which illuminate the relationship between bodily sociological terrain change and action. The book provides an unrivalled survey of theory – Acta Sociologica and empirical research and explores the hitherto neglected tradition of American 'body studies'. This is a milestone in the sociology of the body. It offers the most ABRIDGED CONTENTS comprehensive overview of the field to date and an innovative framework for the analysis of embodiment. Founded on a revised Introduction \ Embodying Social Action \ Embodying Social Research \ Competing \ Presenting \ Moving \ Ailing \ Surviving \ Believing \ Conclusion view of the relation of classical works to the body, it argues that the body should be read as a multi-dimensional medium for the 2008 • 216 pages constitution of society. Cloth (9781412908313) • £98.00 Paper (9781412908320) • £30.99 ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction \ Classical Bodies \ Contemporary Bodies \ Working Bodies \ Sporting Bodies \ Musical Bodies \ Sociable Bodies \ Technological Bodies

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CYBERSPACE/ FIVE BODIES CYBERBODIES/ Re-figuring Relationships CYBERPUNK John O'Neill York University, Canada Cultures of Technological Five Bodies offers an introduction to some of the most urgent contemporary Embodiment concerns within the sociology of the body. Edited by mike Featherstone This new edition (the previous edition was Nottingham Trent University published by Cornell University Press in and Roger Burrows University of York 1985) has been substantially revised and updated to examine how embodied selves This innovative collection examines the emerging arena of and relationships are being re-shaped and re-figured and how the cyberspace and the challenges it presents for the social and embodied figures of the polity, economy and society represent the cultural forms of the human body. It shows how changing contested notions of identity, desire, wholeness and fragmentation. relations between body and technology offer new arenas for cultural representations. ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction: The Prosthetic God: Our Two Bodies \ The World's Body \ Social ABRIDGED CONTENTS Bodies \ The Body Politic \ Consumer Bodies \ Medical Bodies \ The Future Cultures of Technological Embodiment \ Feedback and Cybernetics \ The Shape of Human Beings Future Looms \ The Design of Virtual Reality \ Postmodern Virtualities \ The Embodied Computer/User \ Rear-View Mirrorshades \ Cyberspace and the 2004 • 120 pages World We Live in \ Descartes Goes to Hollywood \ Prosthetic Memory \ Meat Cloth (9780761943082) • £96.00 (or How to Kill Oedipus in Cyberspace) \ Beating the Meat/Surviving the Text, Paper (9780761943099) • £29.99 or How to Get Out of This Century Alive \ Forms of Technological Embodiment \ Cyber(body)parts \ Corpses, Animals, Machines and Mannequins

1996 • 288 pages Cloth (9780761950844) • £111.00 Paper (9780761950851) • £33.99 RE-FORMING THE BODY Religion, Community and modernity Philip A mellor University of Leeds COMMODIFYING BODIES and Chris Shilling University of Kent Edited by Nancy Scheper-Hughes Through an analysis of successive University of California and Loic re-formations of the body, this book wacquant New School for Social constructs a fascinating and wide-ranging Research, New York account of how the creation and evolution With rapid developments in reproductive of different patterns of human community medicine, transplant ethics and bioethics, are intimately related to the somatic experience of the sacred. a new 'ethic of parts' has emerged in It places the relationship between the embodiment and the sacred which the body is increasingly seen as a at the crux of social theory, and casts a fresh light on the emergence commodity which can be bartered, sold or and transformation of modernity. It critically examines the thesis stolen, either wholesale or in divisible parts. that the rational projects of modern embodiment have 'died and Comodifying Bodies combines perspectives from anthropology gone to cyberspace', and suggests that we are witnessing the rise and sociology to offer compelling new readings of the body, ranging of a virulent, effervescent form of the sacred which is changing how from discussions on the proper disposal of dead bodies, to sperm people 'see' and 'keep in touch' with the world around them. banks and eugenics. ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction \ Re-formed Bodies \ Volatile Bodies, Sacred Communities \ Bodies for Sale - Whole or in Parts \ The Other Kidney \ Commodity Fetishism Sinful Bodies, Profane Associations \ Janus-Faced Modernity \ Ambivalent in Organs Trafficking \ The Alienation of Body Tissues and the Biopolitics Bodies \ Concluding Comments of Immortalized Cell Lines \ The Immigrating Body and the Body Politic \ The Cremated Catholic \ Bodies That Don't Matter \ Semen as Gift, Semen 1997 • 240 pages as Goods \ Excess Scarcity and Desire among Drug-Using Sex Workers \ Cloth (9780803977228) • £88.00 Whores, Slaves and Stallions Paper (9780803977235) • £37.99

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BODIES OF NATURE EMBODYING THE MONSTER Edited by Phil macnaghten and John Encounters with the Urry both at University of Lancaster vulnerable Self This book examines the embodied margrit Shildrick nature of people's experience in, and Queen's University Belfast of, the modern world. It is therefore part of the deep-seated 'turn towards the Written by one of the most distinguished body'. However, it is partly critical of this commentators in the field, this book asks development in as much as it affirms that why we see some bodies as 'monstrous' the sociology of the body has downplayed or 'vulnerable' and examines what this the extent to which the body is located in, tells us about ideas of bodily 'normality' and involved with, nature, the countryside, the outdoors, landscape and bodily perfection. and wilderness. Drawing on feminist theories of the body, biomedical discourse and ABRIDGED CONTENTS historical data, Margrit Shildrick argues that the response to the monstrous body has always been ambivalent. In trying to organize Bodies of Nature \ 'Botanizing on the Asphalt' \ Still Life in the Nearly Present it out of the discourses of normality, we point to the impossibility Time \ The Climbing Body, Nature and the Experience of Modernity \ Walking in the British Countryside \ These Boots Are Made for Walking... \ Naked as of realizing a fully developed, invulnerable self. She calls upon us Nature Intended \ Action and Noise over a Hundred Years \ Bodies in the to rethink the monstrous, not as an abnormal category, but as a Woods \ Perceiving the Environment in Finnish Lapland condition of attractivenes, and demonstrates how this involves an exploration of relationships between bodies and embodied selves, 2001 • 208 pages and a revising of the phenomenology of the body. Cloth (9780761973355) • £91.00 ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction \ Monsters, Marvels and Meanings \ Monstering the (M)Other \ The Self's Clean and Proper Body \ Contagious Encounters and the Ethics of Risk \ Levinas and Vulnerable Becoming \ The Relational Economy of Touch \ Welcoming the Monstrous Arrivant

THE CONSUMING BODY 2001 • 154 pages Pasi Falk University of Helsinki Cloth (9780761970132) • £123.00 Paper (9780761970149) • £33.99 A fascinating examination of the relationship between consumption, the idea of the body and the formation of the self. In tracing these connections, The Consuming Body develops a profile of individuality in the late twentieth century IMMATERIAL BODIES - in both its bodily and mental aspects. Affect, Embodiment, mediation Pasi Falk offers a major synthesis and critical assessment of the debates surrounding the body, Lisa Blackman Goldsmiths College the self and contemporary consumer culture. He explores two fundamental issues for modern social theory - the delineation of How might we understand entanglements modern consumption and the body's historically changing position of the mind, brain, body and world? in various cultural orders. In the course of his argument he examines How can we develop creative both metaphors of consumption and investigates the issues of forms of experimentation to enact representation in advertising and pornography. these entanglements? In this unique book, Lisa Blackman ABRIDGED CONTENTS focuses upon the affective capacities of Preface \ Introduction \ Body, Self and Culture \ Corporeality and History \ bodies, while addressing the challenges of the affective turn within Towards an Historical Anthropology of Taste \ Consuming Desire \ Selling the social sciences. She uncovers the paradoxes and tensions at Good(s): On the Genealogy of Modern Advertising \ Pornography and the Representation of Presence work in affect studies by focusing on practices and experiences including voice hearing, suggestion, hypnosis, telepathy, the placebo 1994 • 256 pages effect and rhythm. Paper (9780803989740) • £38.99 Questioning the traditional idea of mind over matter, as well as discussing the danger of setting up a false distinction between the two, Blackman's powerful and engaging work discusses the immaterial body across the neurosciences, physiology, media and cultural studies, body studies, artwork, performance, psychology and psychoanalysis. CONTENTS Preface / The Subject of Affect: Bodies, Process, Becoming / The Crowd and the Problem of Personality / Mental Touch: Media Technologies and the Problem of Telepathy / The Re-Enchantment of Materialism: Affect and New Materialisms / Affect, Energy, Rhythm and Transmission / The Problem of Automatism: Divided Attention, Voice Hearing and Machinic Vision / Neuroscience: The Bicameral Mind and the Double Brain / Epilogue PUBLISHED IN ASSOCIATION wITH THEORy, CULTURE & SOCIETy August 2012 • 240 pages Cloth (9781849204729) • £98.00 P a p e r ( 9 7 8 1 4 4 6 2 6 6 8 5 4 ) • £ 2 9 . 9 9

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CHANGING CULTURES FORMATIONS OF Feminism, youth CLASS & GENDER and Consumerism Becoming Respectable mica Nava University of East London Beverley Skeggs Changing Cultures brings together a University of Manchester selection of challenging essays which have their roots in the fertile convergence of Explanations of how identities are feminism, sociology and cultural studies. constructed are fundamental to contemporary debates in feminism and in Themes include the assessment of cultural and social theory. Formations of feminist theory, its transformations and its Class & gender demonstrates why class should be featured more ability to illuminate issues and practices. The complex relationship prominently in theoretical accounts of gender, identity and power. between objects of study, their political implications and their Beverley Skeggs identifies the neglect of class, and shows how historical context is a recurring theme. class and gender must be fused together to produce an accurate The book includes analyses of the utopianism of feminist thought representation of power relations in modern society. on the family; sexuality and sexual difference in youth service As a critical examination of cultural representation - informed by provision; the symbolic resonance of the urban and the domestic in recent feminist theory and the work of Pierre Bourdieu - the book is the education of girls, and much more. an articulate demonstration of how to translate theory into practice. ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction \ From Utopian to Scientific Feminism? Critical Analyses of the Introduction: Processes, Frameworks and Motivations \ Respectable Family \ A Girls' Project and Some Responses to Lesbianism Youth Service Knowledge: Experience and Interpretation \ Historical Legacies: Provision, Social Order and the Question of Girls \ The Urban, the Domestic Respectability and Responsibility \ Developing and Monitoring a Caring and Education for Girls \ Drawing the Line \ Outrage and Anxiety in the Self \ (Dis)Identifications of Class: On Not Being Working Class \ Ambivalent Reporting of Child Sexual Abuse \ Consumerism and its Contradictions \ Femininities \ Becoming Respectably Heterosexual \ Refusing Recognition: Discriminating or Duped? Young People as Consumers of Advertising/Art \ Feminisms \ Conclusions Consumerism Reconsidered 1997 • 200 pages 1992 • 256 pages Cloth (9780761955115) • £101.00 Cloth (9780803986077) • £128.00 Paper (9780761955122) • £29.99 Paper (9780803986084) • £36.99

FEMINIST IMAGINATION SEX AND MANNERS genealogies in Feminist Theory Female Emancipation in the west 1890 - 2000 vikki Bell Goldsmiths College, University of London Cas wouters University of Utrecht Reading feminist theory as a complex Situated in the figurational-process imaginative achievement, Feminist tradition of research associated with Imagination considers feminist Norbert Elias, this dazzling book examines commitment through the interrogation of changes in American, Dutch, English and its philosophical, political and affective German manners, regarding the changing connections with the past, and especially relationship between men and women. It with the 'race' trials of the twentieth century. The book looks at: the examines the disappearance of rules for chaperonage and the rise 'directionlessness' of contemporary feminist thought; the question of new codes for public transport, public dances, courting, dates of essentialism and embodiment; the racial tensions in the work of and the work place. Simone de Beauvoir; the totalitarian character in Hannah Arendt; the ABRIDGED CONTENTS 'mimetic Jew' and the concept of mimesis in the work of Judith Butler. Perspective and Contents \ On Regimes of Manners and Emotions \ Manners and the Modelling Function of Good Societies \ Confined to the Drawing Room Vikki Bell's book is both philosophically erudite and \ Dancing Fury \ To Pay or Be Paid For? \ Going to Work \ Developments politically acute. She is an excellent reader of philosophy in Courting Regimes \ Chaperonage and the Courting Regime in England and literature alike, uncovering the most crucial cultural \ Chaperonage and the Courting Regime in Germany \ Chaperonage presumptions in contemporary political discourse and the Courting Regime in the Netherlands \ Chaperonage in the USA \ Chaperonage Compared \ The American Dating Regime \ Courting Regimes – Judith Butler Compared \ The Lust Balance of Sex and Love Since the Sexual Revolution \ The Sexual Revolution \ From 'Sexual Liberation' to 'Sexual Oppression' \ The Anti-Pornography Movement \ What is the Price of Sex? \ Revival of ABRIDGED CONTENTS Lust \ The Lust and Love Revival \ International Comparisons, Theoretical Affirming Feminism \ Phantastic Communities and Dangerous Thinking: Interpretations, and Regularities in Processes of Emancipation and Integration Feminist Political Imagination \ Suffering: Thinking Politics with Simone \ From a Comparative Perspective \ Balancing \ Regularities in Processes de Beauvoir and Richard Wright \ Appearance: Thinking Difference in the of Emancipation and Integration \ Lust Anxiety \ Three Types \ Phases in Political Realm with Hannah Arendt \ Mimesis as Cultural Survival: Judith Processes of Emancipation, Accommodation and Integration \ Intensified Butler and Anti-Semitism \ Essentialism and Embodiment: The Politics Tugs-of-War and Ambivalence Behind the Paranoia \ Conclusion: Trauma and Temporality in Genealogical Feminist Critique Cloth 2004 ; Paper 2006 • 200 pages Cloth (9780803983694) • £96.00 1999 • 176 pages Paper (9781412929189) • £29.99 Cloth (9780803979703) • £123.00 Paper (9780803979710) • £30.99

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LOVE & EROTICISM PERFORMATIVITY Edited by mike Featherstone & BELONGING Nottingham Trent University Edited by vikki Bell Goldsmiths College, This major collection explores the University of London contested nature of love and eroticism, examining the ways in which erotic This book explores belonging as bodily pleasures have become central to a performative achievement. The contemporary consumer culture. contributors investigate how identities are embodied and effected, and how lines ABRIDGED CONTENTS of allegiance and fracture are produced Love and Eroticism \ On the Postmodern Uses and reproduced. Questions of 'difference' of Sex \ The Sexual Citizen \ On the Way to the Post-Familial Family - From are tackled from a perspective that attends to the complexities of a Community of Need to Elective Affinities \ On the Elementary Forms of history and politics. Socioerotic Life \ Bohemian Love \ Otto Gross and Else Jaff[ac]e and Max Weber \ The Lost Innocence of Love \ Balancing Sex and Love since the 1960's Drawing on sociology, philosophy and anthropology, this collection Sexual Revolution \ Citysex \ Love and Structure \ 'Falling in Love with Love is brings together leading commentators, including Judith Butler, Paul Falling for Make Believe' \ Introduction to Georg Simmel's 'On the Sociology Gilroy and . of the Family' \ On the Sociology of the Family \ Sex and Sociality \ The Nazi Eye Code of Falling in Love \ 'On Me, Not In Me' \ Seductions of the Impossible ABRIDGED CONTENTS \ The Lesson of Fire \ Love, Gender and Morality \ Bodies, Sex and Death Performativity and Belonging \ Revisiting Bodies and Pleasures \ Historical Memory, Global Movements and Violence \ Re-Membering Places and the 1999 • 440 pages Performance of Belonging(s) \ Ethnic Absolutism and the Authoritarian Spirit Cloth (9780761962519) • £102.00 \ 'She'll Wake Up One of These Days and Find She's Turned Into a Nigger' Paper (9780761962526) • £28.99 \ Classing Queer \ Mimesis as Cultural Survival \ On Speech, Race and Melancholia \ Subject, Psyche and Agency \ Performativity, Parody, Politics \ Beyond Food/Sex \ Playing it Again

1999 • 256 pages Cloth (9780761965220) • £99.00 INFORMALIZATION Paper (9780761965237) • £34.99 manners and Emotions Since 1890 Cas wouters University of Utrecht Following the successful Sex and THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION manners, this highly original book OF NATURE explains the sweeping changes to twentieth-century regimes of manners and A Sociology of self. Broad in scope and deep in analytic Ecological Enlightenment reach, it provides a wealth of empirical evidence to demonstrate how changes in the code of manners Klaus Eder Humboldt University and and emotions in four countries (Germany, Netherlands, England European University Institute, Florence and the USA) have undergone increasing informalization. From the In this unique and agenda-setting growing taboo toward the displays of superiority and inferiority and examination of the relation between nature diminishing social and psychicogical distance between people, it and culture, Klaus Eder demonstrates reveals an 'emancipation of emotions' and the new representation our ideas of nature are culturally determined, and explains how of emotion at the centre of personality. the relation between modern, industrial societies and nature is ABRIDGED CONTENTS increasingly violent and destructive. Manners: Theory and History \ Social Mixing and Status Anxieties \ Decreasing Through an analysis of symbolism, ritual and taboo, Eder questions Social and Psychic Distance - Increasing Social Integration and Identification the view of nature as an object. Showing how nature is socially \ Introductions and Friendships, Forms of Address and other Differences in constructed, he presents a critique of Marx and Durkheim while National Habitus Formation \ The Spiral Process of Informalization: Phases offering a radical reinterpretation of the relationship among society, of Informalization and Reformalization \ Connecting Social and Psychic culture and nature. Processes: Third Nature

2007 • 288 pages ABRIDGED CONTENTS Cloth (9781412935753) • £102.00 Introduction \ PART ONE: A SOCIAL THEORY OF NATURE \ The Theoretical Paper (9781412947183) • £30.99 Construction of Nature \ The Evolution of the Societal Relationship to Nature as a Learning Process? \ PART TWO: FROM NATURE TO CULTURE \ Culinary Morality \ Carnivorous and Vegetarian Culture \ The Modern Discourse on What To Eat \ PART THREE: THE MODERN POLITICS OF NATURE \ Framing and Communicating Nature \ The Politics of Nature

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AUTOMOBILITIES RISK SOCIETY Edited by mike Featherstone Towards a New modernity Nottingham Trent University , Nigel Thrift University of Warwick and John Urry Ulrich Beck University of Munich and University of Lancaster London School of Economics and Political Science One of the first and most wide-ranging examinations of the car and its promise With an introduction by Scott Lash of autonomy and mobility. Drawing on Goldsmiths College and Brian wynne rich empirical detail, from ethnographies University of Lancaster of office work on the motorway to the importance of the car in French cultural Ulrich Beck's bestselling panoramic theory, the contributions demonstrate just how significant have been analysis of the condition of Western societies has been hailed as a the economic, technological, social and political consequences of modern classic. Underpinning the analysis is the notion of the 'risk a pervasive and accelerating culture of the car. society'. The changing nature of society's relation to production and distribution is related to the environmental impact as a totalizing, ABRIDGED CONTENTS globalizing economy based on scientific and technical knowledge Introduction \ The 'System' of Automobility \ Driving in the City \ The Driver-Car becomes more central to social organization and social conflict. \ Mobility and Safety \ Automobility and National Identity \ Cars and Nations \ Driving Places \ Three Ages of the Automobile \ Auto Couture \ Automotive Emotions \ Automobility and the Power of Sound \ Doing Officework on A book of central political and social importance the Motorway – THE (Times Higher Education) 2005 • 288 pages Cloth (9781412910897) • £88.00

ABRIDGED CONTENTS On the Logic of Wealth Distribution and Risk Distribution \ The Politics of Knowledge in the Risk Society \ Beyond Status and Class? \ 'I am I' \ Individualization, Institutionalization and Standardization \ De-Standardization CYBERSPACE/ of Labour \ Science Beyond Truth and Enlightenment? \ Opening up the Political

CYBERBODIES/ 1992 • 272 pages CYBERPUNK Paper (9780803983465) • £28.99 Cultures of Technological Embodiment Edited by mike Featherstone Nottingham Trent University and RISK, ENVIRONMENT Roger Burrows University of York AND MODERNITY This innovative collection examines the emerging arena of cyberspace and the challenges it presents for the social and cultural Towards a New Ecology forms of the human body. It shows how changing relations between body and technology offer new arenas for cultural representations. Edited by Scott Lash Goldsmiths College, London, Bronislaw ABRIDGED CONTENTS Szerszynski and Brian wynne Cultures of Technological Embodiment \ Feedback and Cybernetics \ The both at University of Lancaster Future Looms \ The Design of Virtual Reality \ Postmodern Virtualities \ The Embodied Computer/User \ Rear-View Mirrorshades \ Cyberspace and the This wide-ranging and accessible World We Live in \ Descartes Goes to Hollywood \ Prosthetic Memory \ Meat contribution to the study of risk, ecology (or How to Kill Oedipus in Cyberspace) \ Beating the Meat/Surviving the Text, and environment helps us to understand the politics of ecology and or How to Get Out of This Century Alive \ Forms of Technological Embodiment the place of social theory in making sense of environmental issues. \ Cyber(body)parts \ Corpses, Animals, Machines and Mannequins The book provides insights into the complex dynamics of change 1996 • 288 pages in 'risk societies'. Cloth (9780761950844) • £111.00 ABRIDGED CONTENTS Paper (9780761950851) • £33.99 Introduction \ PART ONE: ENVIRONMENT, KNOWLEDGE AND INDETERMINACY: BEYOND MODERNIST ECOLOGY? \ Risk Society and Provident State \ May the Sheep Safely Graze? A Reflexive View of the Expert- Lay Knowledge Divide \ Re-vision \ On Knowing What to Do \ PART TWO: RISK AND THE SELF: ENCOUNTERS AND RESPONSES \ Life as a Planning Project \ Individualization at Work \ The Tears inside the Stone \ Solitary Individualization \ PART THREE: THE POLITICS OF THE ENVIRONMENT: EXHAUSTION OR RENEWAL? \ The Institutionalization of Environmentalism \ The Shaping of the Global Environmental Agenda \ as Cultural Politics \ Environmental Knowledge and Public Policy Needs

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CONTESTED NATURES INHUMAN NATURE Phil macnaghten and John Urry Sociable Life on a Dynamic both at University of Lancaster Planet This book explores the changing Nigel Clark The Open University significance of nature in daily life. The authors argue that there is no singular The relationship between social thought 'nature' out there waiting to be saved. and earth processes is an oddly Rather, the authors provide a novel and neglected part of the social sciences. compelling account of multiple natures. This exciting book makes good the deficit by exploring how human activity Nature is shown as irreducibly contested and planetary processes impact upon and embedded in highly diverse and ambivalent social practices. each other. The book: Demonstrating that all notions of nature are inextricably entangled in different forms of social life, this text elaborates the many ways in • provides in-depth inquiry into the volatile relationship between which the apparently natural world has been produced from within human life and the physical earth particular social practices. • considers the social and political implications of thinking of the earth as a dynamic planet ABRIDGED CONTENTS • asks what we can learn from natural catastrophes and from those PART ONE: RETHINKING NATURE AND SOCIETY \ PART TWO: INVENTING who have lived through them NATURE \ PART THREE: HUMANS AND NATURE \ PART FOUR: SENSING NATURE \ PART FIVE: NATURE AND TIME \ PART SIX: NATURE AS • offers an interdisciplinary perspective bringing together insights COUNTRYSIDE \ PART SEVEN: SUSTAINING NATURE \ PART EIGHT: from sociology, geography, philosophy and earth/life sciences. GOVERNING NATURE ABRIDGED CONTENTS 1998 • 320 pages Introduction \ The Earth in Physical and Social Thought \ Ways to Make a Cloth (9780761953128) • £91.00 World: From Relational Materiality to Radical Asymmetry \ After the Tsunami: Paper (9780761953135) • £38.99 Vulnerability on a Volatile Planet \ Quaking: The 1755 Lisbon Disaster and the Modern Subject \ Justice and Abrupt Climate Change \ Hurricane Katrina and the Origins of Community \ 'Burning for the Other': Colonial Encounters on a Planet of Fire \ Extending Hospitality: Global Mobility and Journeys in Deep Time

2010 • 272 pages CRITIQUE OF Cloth (9780761957249) • £77.00 INFORMATION Scott Lash Goldsmiths College, London This penetrating book raises questions about how power operates in INVENTIVE LIFE contemporary society. It explains how the speed of information flows has Approaches to the New vitalism eroded the separate space needed for Edited by mariam Fraser , Sarah critical reflection. It argues that there is Kember and Celia Lury all at no longer an 'outside' to the global flows of Goldsmiths College communication, and that the critique of information must take place within the information itself. The aim of this collection is to consider the questions that vitalism makes it possible ABRIDGED CONTENTS to ask: questions about the role and PART ONE: INFORMATION \ Live Zones, Dead Zones: Towards a Global status of life across the sciences, social Information Culture \ Disorganizations \ Unruly Objects: The Consequences sciences and humanities, and questions of Reflexivity \ Media Theory \ PART TWO: CRITIQUE \ Critique and Sociality: about contingency, indeterminacy, relationality and change. All have Revisiting the Theory of the Sign \ Tradition and the Limits of Difference special importance now, as the concepts of complexity, artificial \ Critique of Representation: Henri Lefebvre's Spatial Materialism \ PART THREE: CRITIQUE OF INFORMATION \ Being after Time \ The Disinformed life and artificial intelligence, information theory and cybernetics Information Society \ Technology and Phenomenology \ Non-Linear Power: become increasingly significant in more and more fields of activity. McLuhan and Haraway \ Technological Forms of Life ABRIDGED CONTENTS 2002 • 256 pages Inventive Life \ On the Vitality of Vitalism \ Information and Knowledge Cloth (9780761952688) • £108.00 \ Pharmaceutical Matters \ The Performativity of Code \ Software and Paper (9780761952695) • £38.99 Cultures of Circulation \ 'Contemplating a Self-portrait as a Pharmacist' \ The New Economy, Property and Personhood \ Computing the Human \ Metamorphoses \ Making Music Matter

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KNOWING CAPITALISM VIRILIO LIVE Nigel Thrift University of Warwick Selected Interviews Capitalism is well known for producing a Edited by John Armitage form of existence where 'everything solid University of Northumbria, Newcastle melts into air'. But what happens when capitalism develops theories about itself? Edited by one of the leading authorities Are we moving into a condition in which on Paul Virilio, this book offers the reader capitalism can be said to possess a brain? a guide through Virilio's work. Using the interview form, Virilio speaks incisively Nigel Thrift looks at what he calls and at length about a vast assortment 'the cultural circuit of capitalism', the of cultural and theoretical topics, mechanism for generating new theories of capitalism. The book including architecture and 'speed-space', 'chronopolitics', art and traces the rise of this circuit back to the 1960s when a series of technoculture, modernism, postmodernism and hypermodernism', institutions locked together to interrogate capitalism, to the present the time of the trajectory and the 'information bomb'. day, when these institutions are moving out to the Pacific basin and beyond. What have these theories produced? How have they been ABRIDGED CONTENTS implicated in the speculative bubbles that characterized the late Preface \ Introduction \ PART ONE: ON THEORY, CULTURE AND SOCIETY twentieth century? What part have they played in developing our \ Interview One: From Modernism to Hypermodernism and Beyond \ PART understanding of human relations? TWO: ON ARCHITECTURE \ Interview Two: Paul Virilio and the Oblique \ Interview Three: The Time of the Trajectory \ PART THREE: ON SPEED- ABRIDGED CONTENTS SPACE AND CHRONOPOLITICS \ Interview Four: Speed-Space \ Interview Adventures of Capitalism \ PART ONE: THE CULTURAL CIRCUIT OF Five: Perception, Politics and the Intellectual \ Interview Six: The Information CAPITALISM \ The Rise of Soft Capitalism \ The Place of Complexity \ Virtual Bomb \ PART FOUR: ON ART, TECHNOCULTURE AND THE INTEGRAL Capitalism \ Cultures on the Brink \ PART TWO: THE NEW ECONOMY \ 'It's ACCIDENT \ Interview Seven: Paul Virilio \ Interview Eight: Paul Virilio \ the Romance, Not the Finance, that Makes the Business Worth Pursuing' Interview Nine: The Dark Spot of Art \ Interview Ten: Landscape of Events \ Performing Cultures in the New Economy \ The Automatic Production of Seen at Speed \ Interview Eleven: Not Words but Visions! \ PART FIVE: ON Space \ Closer to the Machine? Intelligent Environments, New Forms of THE STRATEGIES OF DECEPTION \ Interview Twelve: The Kosovo W@r Did Possession and the Rise of the Supertoy \ Electric Animals \ Remembering Take Place \ Suggested Further Reading \ Select Bibliography of the Works the Technological Unconscious by Foregrounding Knowledges of Postition of Paul Virilio

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PAUL VIRILIO POLAR INERTIA From modernism to Paul virilio Hypermodernism and Beyond Translated by Patrick Camiller Edited by John Armitage University of Northumbria, Newcastle This key work by Paul Virilio is a critical inquiry into the relations of space, time Paul Virilio is one of the most significant and technology. Polar Inertia examines and stimulating French cultural theorists how the 'here and now' of space, territory writing today. In this book, contributions and the body are being redefined by by leading cultural and social theorists new technologies and shows how this examine Virilio's work from his early redefinition undoes simplistic versions of speculations on military and urban space to his writings the globalization thesis. on dromology, politics, new communications technologies, If you've ever felt like we're going nowhere fast, and you'd disappearance, and the fallout from 'the information bomb'. like to know why - preferably sometime before you die - ABRIDGED CONTENTS read this book Introduction \ From Modernism to Hypermodernism and Beyond \ 'Indirect – James Der Derian, Brown University Light' Extracted from Polar Inertia \ Virilio and Architecture \ Paul Virilio's and University of Massachusetts, Amherst Bunker Theorizing \ Virilio, War and Technology \ Virilio and New Media \ Blinded by the (Speed of) Light \ The Tendency, the Accident and the Untimely \ Virilio, Stelarc and 'Terminal' Technoculture \ The Passenger \ The ABRIDGED CONTENTS Conceptual Cosmology of Paul Virilio \ Paul Virilio Indirect Light \ The Last Vehicle \ Kinematic Optics \ Environment Control \ 2000 • 256 pages Polar Inertia Paper (9780761959021) • £38.99 1999 • 112 pages Cloth (9780761958024) • £117.00 Paper (9780761958031) • £27.99

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CONTESTED NATURES FACING MODERNITY Phil macnaghten and John Urry Ambivalence, Reflexivity both at University of Lancaster and morality This book explores the changing Barry Smart University of Portsmouth significance of nature in daily life. The authors argue that there is no singular In the grand tradition of classical 'nature' out there waiting to be saved. Rather, the authors provide a novel and social theory, Barry Smart challenges compelling account of multiple natures. us to face up to the ambivalences of the contemporary moment and to Nature is shown as irreducibly contested take responsibility for our individual and embedded in highly diverse and ambivalent social practices. Demonstrating that all notions of nature are inextricably entangled and social existence in different forms of social life, this text elaborates the many ways in – Douglas Kellner which the apparently natural world has been produced from within particular social practices. Through a critical discussion of the 'ambivalent fruits' of social ABRIDGED CONTENTS analysis, exemplified in particular by the work of Foucault, Derrida, PART ONE: RETHINKING NATURE AND SOCIETY \ PART TWO: INVENTING Lyotard, Baudrillard, Beck, Bourdieu, Goffman, Giddens and NATURE \ PART THREE: HUMANS AND NATURE \ PART FOUR: SENSING Bauman, this book submits that an important responsibility of social NATURE \ PART FIVE: NATURE AND TIME \ PART SIX: NATURE AS enquiry today is to engage critically with the moral difficulties and COUNTRYSIDE \ PART SEVEN: SUSTAINING NATURE \ PART EIGHT: ethical dilemmas which have arisen in relation to modernity. GOVERNING NATURE ABRIDGED CONTENTS 1998 • 320 pages Analysis after Ambivalence \ Postmodern In(ter)ventions \ Reflexivity, Cloth (9780761953128) • £91.00 Modernity and Sociology \ Responsible Subjects \ Body, Self, Community \ Paper (9780761953135) • £38.99 Indeterminate Justice \ Morality after Ambivalence

1998 • 224 pages Cloth (9780761955191) • £123.00 Paper (9780761955207) • £30.99 Second Edition Jan Nederveen Pieterse BAROQUE REASON University of California, Santa Barbara The Aesthetics of modernity This exciting book is a tour de force , spanning a broad range of approaches Christine Buci-glucksmann to development. It does not stop at University of Paris VIII critique, as so many previous books on these issues have done, but offers a Translated by Patrick Camiller with an unique perspective on future possibilities introduction by Bryan S Turner City and the shape of things to come. It should be essential University of New York reading on all development studies courses In this fascinating book, Christine Buci- – Andrea Cornwall, Institute of Development glucksmann explores the condition of Studies, University of Sussex modernity - alienation, melancholy, nostalgia - through the works of a number of writers and philosophers, including the social and aesthetic philosophy of Walter Benjamin. Written by one of the leading authorities in the field, this book situates students in the expanding field of development theory. It provides She examines Baudelaire's haunting image of the city and its an unrivalled guide to the strengths and weaknesses of competing profound effect on conceptions of modernity. She goes on to theoretical approaches, explains key concepts, examines the shifts consider how such influential figures as Nietzsche, Adorno, Musil, in theory and offers an agenda for the future. Barthes and Lacan constitute a baroque paradigm, united by their allegorical style, their conflation of aesthetics with ethics and their ABRIDGED CONTENTS subject matter - death, catastrophe, sexuality, myth, the female. Trends in Development Theory \ Dilemmas of Development Discourse: The Crisis of Developmentalism and the comparative Method \ The ABRIDGED CONTENTS Development of Development Theory: Towards Critical Globalism \ Delinking Introduction \ PART ONE: AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF MODERNITY: ANGELUS or Globalization? \ The Cultural Turn in Development: Questions of Power \ NOVUS \ Angelic Space \ Baroque Space \ Baudelairean Space \ The Space My Paradigm or Yours? Variations on Alternative Development \ After Post- of Writing \ PART TWO: THE UTOPIA OF THE FEMININE: BENJAMIN'S Development \ Equity and Growth Revisited: From Human Development to TRAJECTORY 2 \ Catastrophist Utopia \ Anthropological Utopia, or The Social Development \ Critical Holism and the Tao of Development \ Digital 'Heroines' of Modernity \ Transgressive Utopia \ Appendix \ PART THREE: Capitalism and Development: The Unbearable Lightness of ICT4D \ Futures BAROQUE REASON \ An Aesthetics of Otherness \ The Stage of the Modern of Development \ Twenty-First Century Globalization and Development and the Look of Medusa

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DIASPORA LIBERAL DEMOCRACY 3.0 AND HYBRIDITY Civil Society in an Age of Experts virinder Kalra Manchester University , Stephen Turner Raminder Kaur University of Sussex University of South Florida and John Hutnyk Goldsmiths College, What are the political implications of University of London 'expert' knowledge and especially This book is an exhaustive, politically scientific knowledge for liberal inflected assessment of the key debates democracy? If knowledge is not evenly on diaspora and hybridity. It relates the distributed, upon what basis can the topics to contemporary social struggles philosophy of equal rights be sustained? and cultural contexts, providing the reader with a framework to This important book points to the crisis in knowledge in liberal evaluate and displace the key ideological arguments, theories and democracies. This crisis, simply put, is that most citizens cannot narratives deployed in culturalist academic circles today. The authors understand, much less judge, the claims scientists make. demonstrate how diaspora and hybridity serve as problematic tools, cutting across traditional boundaries of nations and groups, where ABRIDGED CONTENTS trans-national spaces for a range of contested cultural, political and Introduction: Thinking Politically about Experts \ The Last Inequality \ Is economic outcomes might arise. Rational Discourse with Experts Possible? \ Filling the Gap: The Rise of Knowledge Associations and 'Expertization' \ Three Eras of Liberalism \ The ABRIDGED CONTENTS Withering Away of Civil Society? Home and Away \ Cultural Configurations of Diaspora \ Sexual Limits of 2003 • 168 pages Diaspora \ Hybrid Connections \ Hybridity and Openness (or, Whose Side Cloth (9780761954682) • £96.00 Are You On?) \ Journeys of Whiteness \ Transnational Terror Paper (9780761954699) • £25.99 2005 • 168 pages Cloth (9780761973966) • £96.00 Paper (9780761973973) • £36.99 MODERNITY AND EXCLUSION INDIVIDUALIZATION Joel S Kahn La Trobe University Institutionalized Individualism This penetrating book re-examines and its Social and Political 'the project of modernity'. It seeks Consequences to oppose the abstract, idealized Ulrich Beck University of Munich and vision of modernity with an alternative London School of Economics and 'ethnographic' understanding. The book Elisabeth Beck-gernsheim F.A.- defends an approach to modernity that University Erlangen-Nurnberg situates it as embedded in particular and historical contexts. Ulrich Beck and Elisabeth Beck- It examines cases of 'popular modernism' in the United States, Gernsheim argue that it is vital to distinguish Britain and colonial Malaysia, drawing out the specific cultural and between the neo-liberal idea of the free-market individual and the religious assumptions underlying popular modernism and concludes concept of individualization. The result is a complete discussion that modernism is implicated in a diversity of forms of cultural and of individualization, concluding that in as much as basic rights are racial exclusion. internalized and everyone wants to or must be economically active, the spiral of individualization destroys the given foundations of social ABRIDGED CONTENTS co-existence. Modernity and Its Others: Universal Ideals and Particular Outcomes \ Naturalizing Difference: Civilization and the Primitive in the British Imagination ABRIDGED CONTENTS \ American Modern: Aliens, Despots and the Republic \ Civilizational Virtues Losing the Traditional: Individualization and 'Precarious Freedoms' \ A Life of in the Malay Kampong \ Encountering the Other: Modernism and Racism One's Own in a Runaway World: Individualization, Globalization and Politics \ Beyond Status and Class? \ The Ambivalent Social Structure: Poverty and 2001 • 176 pages Wealth in a 'Self-Driven Culture' \ From `Living for Others' to 'A Life of One's Cloth (9780761966562) • £123.00 Own': Individualization and Women \ On the Way to the Post-Familial Family: Paper (9780761966579) • £30.99 From a Community of Need to Elective Affinities \ Division of Labour, Self- Imaging and Life Projects: New Conflicts in the Family \ Declining Birthrates and the Wish to Have Children \ Apparatuses Do Not Care for People \ Health and Responsibility in the Age of Genetic Technology \ Death of One's Own, Life of One's Own: Hopes from Transience \ Freedom's Children \ Freedom's Fathers \ Zombie Categories: Interview with Ulrich Beck

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POSTMODERNITY USA OCCIDENTALISM The Crisis of Social modernism in Postwar America modernity and Subjectivity Anthony woodiwiss Couze venn Nottingham Trent University In this rigorous and challenging analysis of American postmodernity, Anthony Woodiwiss re-examines the political, economic and social This book critically addresses the life of the United States over the past 60 years. Exploring the rise 'becoming West' of Europe and critically and fall of modernism as a social ideology, he offers a distinctive investigates the 'becoming Modern' of and original interpretation of the unique experience of American the world. modernity and the arrival of the postmodern world. The result is both Drawing on the work of Derrida, Foucault, a novel history of postwar America and a significant contribution to Levinas, Lyotard and Ricoeur, the book the idea of postmodernism as a social and cultural form. proposes that the question of postmodernity is inseparable from ABRIDGED CONTENTS that of post-colonialism. It maps out a new geneaology of the birth of the modern and suggests a new way of grounding the idea of an Introduction \ PART ONE: FINDING SOCIAL MODERNISM \ New Deal Figurations \ The Society that Would be Modern \ A Modernizing Discourse \ emancipation of being. Social Modernism and Class Relations \ PART TWO: FORGETTING SOCIAL MODERNISM \ The Return of the Referents \ The Vietnam War, Protest and ABRIDGED CONTENTS Class Relations \ The Discourse of Forgetfulness \ Social (Post)modernism Remembering Modernity \ Historicity, Responsibility, Subjectivity \ On the and Class Relations \ Conclusion Emergence of Modernity and the Birth of the Subject \ Enlightenment and After \ Heteronomy, Alterity, Embodiment \ On Becoming Otherwise 1993 • 192 pages Paper (9780803987890) • £36.99 2000 • 264 pages Cloth (9780761954118) • £108.00 Paper (9780761954125) • £32.99

CONSUMER CULTURE AND POSTMODERNISM THE POSTCOLONIAL Second Edition CHALLENGE mike Featherstone Towards Alternative worlds Nottingham Trent University Couze venn The first edition of this contemporary Nottingham Trent University classic can claim to have put 'consumer culture' on the map, certainly in relation This concise and penetrating book maps to postmodernism. This expanded new the territory of post-colonial studies, Venn edition includes: demonstrates the intrinsic relationship between identity and post-colonialism • a fully revised preface that explores the developments in consumer and connects post-colonialism with modernity. Introducing new culture since the first edition perspectives in the light of recent geo-political events, the book • a major new chapter on 'modernity and the cultural question' provides a guide to future developments in the subject. • an update on postmodernism and the development of An outstanding contribution to our understanding of post- contemporary theory after postmodernism colonial theory and its engagement with significant changes • an account of multiple and alternative modernities within the contemporary world... This is a timely and • the challenges of consumer culture in Japan and China. ground breaking book that contributes to a much needed The result is a book that shakes the boundaries of debate, from one reconceptualisation of the postcolony of the foremost writers on culture and postmodernism. – Professor Pal Ahluwalia, ABRIDGED CONTENTS Goldsmiths, University of London Modern and Postmodern \ Theories Of Consumer Culture \ Towards a Sociology Of Postmodern Culture \ Cultural Change and Social Practice \ The Aestheticization of Everyday Life \ Lifestyle and Consumer Culture \ City ABRIDGED CONTENTS Cultures and Postmodern Lifestyles \ Consumer Culture and Global Disorder Rethinking the Scope of the Postcolonial \ Modernity, Modernization and \ Common Culture or Uncommon Cultures? \ The Globalization of Diversity the Postcolonial Present \ Questions of Identity and Agency \ Towards a \ Modernity and the Cultural Question Postcolonial Political Economy

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THE NEW POLITICS SUBJECT, SOCIETY OF CLASS AND CULTURE Social movements and Cultural Roy Boyne University of Durham Dynamics in Advanced Societies This book explores the relationships Klaus Eder Humboldt University and between visual culture, social theory European University Institute, Florence and the individual. Using a wide range of resources from Bourdieu's action theory In this major reassessment, Klaus Eder and the contribution of actor network offers a new perspective on the status of theory, through to the artistic explorations class in modernity. Drawing on a critique of of Francis Bacon and Barnett Newman, this Bourdieu, Touraine and Habermas, he outlines a cultural conception book shows how the concept of the individual is being reconstructed. of class as the basis for understanding contemporary societies. A highly original, indeed an extraordinary book, standing ABRIDGED CONTENTS out among the conventional philosophical treatments of INTRODUCTION \ Bringing Classes Back into the Theory of Society \ PART ONE: MODERNIZING THE NOTION OF CLASS \ Contradictions subjectivity and reaching beyond the conventional area and Social Evolution \ Beyond Class as a Historical Subject \ PART TWO: of investigation RECONNECTING CULTURE AND CLASS \ Culture and Class \ The Cognitive – Zygmunt Bauman Representations of Social Inequality \ PART THREE: THE THEORY OF NEW SOCIAL MOVEMENTS: A CHALLENGE TO CLASS THEORY? \ A New Social Movement? \ Counterculture Movements against Modernity \ PART FOUR: ABRIDGED CONTENTS NEW CLASS CONFLICTS? THE THEORY OF MIDDLE CLASS RADICALISM \ PART ONE: THE DENIAL OF THE SUBJECT IN SOCIOLOGY \ Introduction \ The 'New Social Movements' \ Does Social Class Matter in the Study of Social Bourdieu and the Sociological Tradition \ Actor Network Theory: The Place of Movements? \ CONCLUSION: BEYOND TRADITIONAL CLASS THEORY \ the Subject within Constructionist Sociology \ PART TWO: KEEPING TO THE From the Crisis of Class Politics to the Critique of Class Politics SUBJECT: SUBJECTIVITY IN MODERN ART \ Introduction \ Barnett Newman: 1993 • 242 pages Existentialism and the Transcendent Subject \ Georg Baselitz: Fragmented Paper (9780803988682) • £37.99 Subjectivity \ Carnality and Power: The Human Subject in the Work of Francis Bacon \ PART THREE: LOCATING THE SUBJECT \ Introduction \ Kieslowski's Three Subjects \ Only in the Present: Subjectivity and Time

2000 • 192 pages Cloth (9780803983496) • £108.00 RADICAL CONSERVATISM Paper (9780803983502) • £30.99 AND THE FUTURE OF POLITICS goran Dahl University of Lund, Sweden COSMOPOLITANISM Over the last 30 years the post-war centre- Uses of the Idea ground which recognized the welfare Zlatko Skrbiš Monash University, state, the funding of education, protection Australia and Ian woodward Griffith of the environment and the management University, Australia of capitalism as the proper business of the state, has fragmented. Emphasis on the freedom of the individual Bringing together both historical and the proper limitations of state power has changed the climate and contemporary approaches to of everyday life. cosmopolitanism, as well as recognizing This book locates the roots of radical conservatism in the writings its multidimensional nature, Skrbis and of Nietzsche, Dostoyevsky, Heidegger, Jünger and Schmitt. Woodward show the very essence of It documents the radical conservative world view and points to cosmopolitanism as a theoretical idea and cultural practice. limitations in its perspective. Through an exploration of various social fields, such as media, identity and ethics, the book analyzes the limits and possibilities ABRIDGED CONTENTS of the cosmopolitan turn and explores the different contexts Introduction \ PART ONE: 'RADICAL CONSERVATISM' \ Conservatism and cosmopolitanism theory has been, and still is, applied to. Politics \ Conservatism and Radical Conservatism \ PART TWO: THE WORLD ACCORDING TO RADICAL CONSERVATISM \ Reflexivity and Spontaneity \ Critical, diverse and engaging, the book explores questions such as: Politics and Theology \ The Critique of 'One-World Civilization' and the Nation • how can we understand cosmopolitanism? \ Forms of Radical Conservatism - An Attempt at an International Perspective • what is the relationship between cosmopolitanism and ethics? \ New Political Constellations? \ PART THREE: CONCLUSIONS \ Radical Conservatism, the Sociology of Knowledge and the Future of Politics • what is the relationship between cosmopolitanism and identity? • how do cosmopolitan networks come into being? 1999 • 176 pages Cloth (9780761954132) • £123.00 • how do we apply cosmopolitanism theory to contemporary, digital Paper (9780761954149) • £34.99 and mediated societies? CONTENTS Cosmopolitanism and Identity / Citizenship / Ethics / Cosmopolitan Networks, Cosmoscapes and Encounters / Mediated Cosmopolitanism / Ordinary Cosmopolitanism PUBLISHED IN ASSOCIATION wITH THEORy, CULTURE & SOCIETy April 2013 • 152 pages Cloth (9781849200639) • £71.00 Paper (9781849200646) • £24.99

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EDUCATION AND RE-FORMING THE BODY CULTURAL CITIZENSHIP Religion, Community and modernity Nick Stevenson University of Nottingham Philip A mellor University of Leeds and Chris Shilling University of Kent This dynamic, energetic book brings together the major developments in the Through an analysis of successive social and political theory of education. It re-formations of the body, this book offers a global introduction to the debates constructs a fascinating and wide-ranging within the field and provides a sustained account of how the creation and evolution argument for a democratic and normative of different patterns of human community view of education. are intimately related to the somatic experience of the sacred. Nick Stevenson strikes again, this time bringing the insights It places the relationship between the embodiment and the sacred of critical social theory to bear upon the vexing issues at the crux of social theory, and casts a fresh light on the emergence of education, critical pedagogy and cultural citizenship. and transformation of modernity. It critically examines the thesis Stevenson is a powerful and engaging sociologist, and this that the rational projects of modern embodiment have 'died and book is his most politically provocative to date gone to cyberspace', and suggests that we are witnessing the rise of a virulent, effervescent form of the sacred which is changing how – Anthony Elliott, Flinders University, Australia people 'see' and 'keep in touch' with the world around them.

It provides a comprehensive view of the major disputes within social, ABRIDGED CONTENTS cultural and political approaches to education. Drawing upon varied Introduction \ Re-formed Bodies \ Volatile Bodies, Sacred Communities \ critical traditions the book helpfully connects these diverse threads Sinful Bodies, Profane Associations \ Janus-Faced Modernity \ Ambivalent Bodies \ Concluding Comments of debate whilst exploring the work of key theorists. Clearly written and passionately argued, this book will be essential reading for all 1997 • 240 pages those interested in exploring education's changing place in society. Cloth (9780803977228) • £88.00 Paper (9780803977235) • £37.99 ABRIDGED CONTENTS Cultural Citizenship, Education and Democracy \ Democratic Socialism, Multiculturalism and the Third Way \ Critical Pedagogy, Democracy and Capitalism \ Pragmaticism and Environmental Education \ Education in the Consumer and Information Age \ Education, Hope and the Politics of Fear 2011 • 184 pages CULTURE AS PRAXIS Cloth (9781848606463) • £77.00 Zygmunt Bauman University of Leeds and Warsaw University In this major work, Zygmunt Bauman distinguishes between culture as a concept, culture as a structure and culture UNDOING CULTURE as praxis, and analyzes the different ways globalization, Postmodernism in which culture has been used in each of and Identity these settings. For Bauman, culture is a living, changing mike Featherstone aspect of human interaction which must be understood and studied Nottingham Trent University as a universal of human life. With a new introduction, this classic work emerges as a crucial link in the development of Bauman's Written with the clarity and insight that thought. This is Bauman at his best, at his most subtle and his readers have come to expect of Mike most searching. Featherstone, Undoing Culture is a notable contribution to our understanding ABRIDGED CONTENTS of modernism and postmodernism. It Introduction \ Culture as Concept \ Culture as Structure \ Culture as Praxis explores the formation and deformation of the cultural sphere and the effects on culture of globalization. Against many orthodox 1998 • 208 pages postmodernist accounts, the author argues that it is wrong to regard Cloth (9780761959885) • £108.00 our present state of fragmentation and dislocation as an epochal Paper (9780761959892) • £30.99 break. Existing interdependencies and power balances are not so easily broken down. ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction \ The Autonomization of the Cultural Sphere \ Personality, Unity and the Ordered Life \ The Heroic Life and Everyday Life \ Globalizing the Postmodern \ Global and Local Cultures \ Localism, Globalism and Cultural Identity \ Travel, Migration and Images of Social Life eBooks

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PERFORMING CULTURE INTENSIVE CULTURE Stories of Expertise Social Theory, Religion & and the Everyday Contemporary Capitalism John Tulloch Charles Sturt University, Scott Lash Goldsmiths College, London New South Wales and Cardiff University This book is an engagement with the Performing Culture presents a detailed continuing dissolution of the symbolic and probing account of cultural studies' in contemporary communication, in a changing fixations with theory, method, critical reflection on thinkers ranging policy, text, production, audience and from Aristotle to Leibniz to Luhmann. the micro-politics of the everyday. John It is a provocative archaeology of today's Tulloch encourages academics and students to take seriously the 'cultural capitalism' and of its metaphysical baggage. For Scott need to break down the separation between high and low cultural Lash the opposition between 'intensive' and the 'extensive' studies. Drawing upon anthropological and dramatic studies of performance, the book emphasizes that academic research also is eroded in the age of informational capitalism, as words performs cultural meaning. become things and things become data. For Lash the future of capitalism is one in which this intensity takes over the logic ABRIDGED CONTENTS - as 'intensive materialism' - of the economy itself. Yet this Introduction \ Introduction: Performing Culture \ Cultural Theory \ Cultural very process entails the dissolution of both intensity and with Policy \ (High) Cultural Framing \ (High) Cultural Re-Framing \ Cultural Reading it of the singular. Lash pursues this compelling line of thought \ Cultural Methods \ Situated Performance through encounters with Simmel, Benjamin, Durkheim and 1999 • 192 pages Philip K Dick Cloth (9780761956075) • £117.00 – Bernard Stiegler, Director of the Department of Paper (9780761956082) • £37.99 Cultural Development at the Centre Georges-Pompidou

ABRIDGED CONTENTS Intensive Sociology: Georg Simmel's Vitalism \ Intensive Philosophy: Leibniz and the Ontology of Difference \ Intensive Language: Benjamin, God and the SPACES OF CULTURE Name \ Intensive Capitalism: Marxist Ontology \ Intensive Politics: Power after Hegemony \ Intensive Religion: Emile Durkheim's Elementary Forms \ City, Nation, world Information Theology: Philip K. Dick's Will to Knowledge Edited by mike Featherstone 2010 • 256 pages Nottingham Trent University and Cloth (9781412945165) • £96.00 Scott Lash Goldsmiths College, London Paper (9781412945172) • £29.99 What is culture? What is the relationship between social structure and culture in a globalized and networked world? Do critical perspectives still apply, or does the speed and complexity of cultural REPRODUCTION IN production demand new forms of analysis? In Spaces of Culture leading scholars critically examine these questions, which have EDUCATION, SOCIETY profound implications for sociology and social theory. ABRIDGED CONTENTS AND CULTURE PART ONE: TECHNOLOGICAL SPACE \ Growth and Failure \ Simulated Second Edition Sovereignty, Telematic Territoriality \ Digital Networks and Power \ PART TWO: CULTURAL MAPPING \ The Postmodern Urban Condition \ Roaming Pierre Bourdieu College De France the City \ PART THREE: REFLEXIVE SPACE \ Not All That Is Solid Melts into and Jean-Claude Passeron SHADYC, Air \ Moving Culture \ Radiated Identities \ PART FOUR: CARTOGRAPHIES OF Marseille A NATION \ Triumphalist Geographies \ The Anti-Reflexivist Revolution \ PART FIVE: TRANSCULTURAL PLACE \ Transculturality \ Towards a Multicultural Translated by Richard Nice Conception of Human Rights \ The Hybridization of Roots and the Abhorrence of the Bush \ Narrating the Postcolonial The most striking successes of their work are their 1999 • 304 pages redefinitions of the very character of educational research Cloth (9780761961215) • £117.00 – Raymond Williams Paper (9780761961222) • £38.99

The way in which the ruling ideas of a social system are related to structures of class, production and power, and how these are legitimated and perpetuated, is fundamental to the sociological project. In this Second Edition of this classic text, which includes a new introduction by Pierre Bourdieu, the authors develop an analysis of education (in its broadest sense, encompassing more than the process of formal education). They show how education carries an essentially arbitrary cultural scheme which is actually, though not in appearance, based on power. More widely, the reproduction of culture through education is shown to play a key part in the reproduction of the whole social system. ABRIDGED CONTENTS Preface to the Second Edition \ Foreword \ Cultural Capital and Pedagogic Communication \ The Literate Tradition and Social Conservation \ Exclusion and Selection \ Dependence through Independence \ Appendix

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RACE, SPORT RELIGION, REALISM AND POLITICS AND SOCIAL THEORY The Sporting Black Diaspora making Sense of Society Ben Carrington University of Texas Philip A mellor University of Leeds This is the first book to address sport's Religion, Realism and Social Theory role in 'the making of race', the place of challenges those sociologists who argue sport within black diasporic struggles for that the notion of 'society' is an outmoded freedom and equality, and the contested basis for sociological analysis and instead location of sport in relation to the politics revitalizes the idea that sociology is truly of recognition within contemporary multicultural societies. 'the study of society'. Race, Sport and Politics shows how, during the first decades of the Through a bold and original argument, Philip Mellor returns the 20th century, the idea of 'the natural black athlete' was invented in human and religious aspects of social life to the centre of social order to make sense of and curtail the political impact and cultural theory, drawing on a vast range of contemporary social theoretical achievements of black sportswomen and men. More recently, 'the literature in the process. black athlete' as sign has become a highly commodified object within contemporary hyper-commercialized sports-media culture, ABRIDGED CONTENTS thus limiting the transformative potential of critically conscious black Introduction: Real Society \ Complex Society \ Contingent Society \ Necessary athleticism to re-imagine what it means to be both black and human Society \ Temporal Society \ Tacit Society \ Resurgent Society \ Conclusion in the 21st century. 2004 • 224 pages Cloth (9780761948643) • £88.00 ABRIDGED CONTENTS Paper (9780761948650) • £32.99 Introduction: Sport, the Black Athlete and the Remaking of Race \ Sporting Resistance: Thinking Race and Sport Diasporically \ Sporting Redemption: Violence, Desire and the Politics of Freedom \ Sporting Negritude: Commodity Blackness and the Liberation of Failure \ Sporting Multiculturalism: Nationalism, Belonging and Identity \ Conclusion: Race, Sport and the Post-Colonial RELIGION AND 2010 • 216 pages Cloth (9781412901024) • £96.00 GLOBALIZATION Paper (9781412901031) • £29.99 Peter F Beyer University of Ottawa In his exploration of the interaction between religion and worldwide social and cultural change, the author examines the major theories of global change and RECOGNITION discusses the ways in which such change AND DIFFERENCE impinges on contemporary religious practice, meaning and influence. Politics, Identity, multiculture Beyer explores some of the key issues in understanding the shape Edited by Scott Lash Goldsmiths of religion today, including religion as culture and as social system, College, London and mike pure and applied religion, privatized and publicly influential religion, Featherstone Nottingham and liberal versus conservative religions. Trent University ABRIDGED CONTENTS Are there any cultural universals left? Does Introduction: Religion in Global Society \ PART ONE: THEORY AND multiculturalism inevitably involve a slide CONCEPTS \ Four Approaches to Globalization \ Socio-cultural Particularism into moral relativism? This insightful book examines questions of in a Global Society \ Systemic Religion in Global Society \ Religion and Social Movements in Global Society \ PART TWO: CASE STUDIES: Religion in and identity in the age of multicultures. Society: Five Contemporary Cases \ The New Christian Right in the United States \ The Liberation Theological Movement in Latin America \ The Islamic ABRIDGED CONTENTS Revolution in Iran \ Religious Zionism in Israel \ Religious Environmentalism Recognition and Difference: Politics, Identity, Multiculture \ PART ONE: RECOGNITION \ Recognition without Ethics? \ Recognition or Redistribution?: 1994 • 256 pages Changing Perspectives on the Moral Order of Society \ Recognition and Paper (9780803989177) • £38.99 the Politics of Human(e) Desire \ Oh, My Others! There Is No Other: Capital Culture, Class and Other-Wiseness \ Towards a Citizen's Welfare State: The 3 + 2 `R's of Welfare Reform \ From Community to Coalition: The Politics of Recognition as the Handmaiden of the Politics of Equality in an Era of Globalization \ PART TWO: DIFFERENCE \ The Great War of Recognition \ Joined-Up Politics and Post-Colonial Melancholia \ Vertigo and Emancipation: Creole Cosmopolitanism and Cultural Politics \ Nuestra America: Reinventing a Subaltern Paradigm of Recognition and Redistribution \ Hybridity, So What?: The Anti-Hybridity Backlash and the Riddles of Recognition \ Complex Choreography: Poliltcs and Regimes of Recognition \ Dyscivilization, Mass Extermination and the State

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RELIGION AND THE SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL THEORY INTELLECTUAL LIFE Second Edition The Career of the mind in and Around Academy Bryan S Turner City University of New York Steve Fuller University of Warwick This book assesses the different Steve Fuller is an academic and a theoretical approaches to the social public intellectual. In this powerful function of religion. Turner discusses and polemical book he addresses the at length the ideas of key contributors contemporary problem that confronts so (including Engels, Durkheim, Weber, Nietzsche, Freud, Parsons, rare a beast: the absence of a public. Academics, he argues, Marcuse, Habermas and Foucault). In so doing, he develops a must take up the role of 'educated thinking in public' if they distinctive perspective on the role of religion as an institutional link are to inform social action. What he means is that they have between economic and human reproduction. to act to create a new public. The cost of inaction will not Social theories of religion are explored through a resolutely only be the death of the university but of intellectual life. This comparative and historical analysis of the Abrahamic faiths - responsibility should weigh like a nightmare on the dull brains Judaism, Islam and Christianity. of academics in the 21st century ABRIDGED CONTENTS – Dennis Hayes, Visiting Professor, Oxford Brookes Introduction to the Second Edition \ Other Religions \ Social Cement \ Social University and the founder of Academics For Opium \ Religion as Exchange \ Religion as Social Control \ Feudalism and Academic Freedom Religion \ Individualism, Capitalism and Religion \ Religion and Political Legitimacy \ Religion and Global Politics \ cular Bodies and the Dance of Death \ Appendix: What is Religion? ABRIDGED CONTENTS 1991 • 288 pages PART ONE: THE PLACE OF INTELLECTUAL LIFE: THE UNIVERSITY \ PART Paper (9780803985698) • £38.99 TWO: THE STUFF OF INTELLECTUAL LIFE: PHILOSOPHY \ PART THREE: THE PEOPLE OF INTELLECTUAL LIFE: INTELLECTUALS \ PART FOUR: THE IMPROVISATIONAL NATURE OF INTELLECTUAL LIFE

2009 • 192 pages Cloth (9781412928380) • £79.00 SOCIOLOGY IN QUESTION Pierre Bourdieu College De France Translated by Richard Nice SOCIOLOGY OF GIVING The works of Pierre Bourdieu occupy a Helmuth Berking Free University Berlin central place in the current development of world sociology. This volume offers an Translated by Patrick Camiller accessible but challenging introduction to Bourdieu's ideas. This volume looks at the ambivalence of In a series of discussions, lectures and gift-giving, contemporary gift-giving, its interviews, the range of Bourdieu's ideas is laid out and its relation motives, occasions and its rules. to other disciplines and other sociological schools is explored. The It examines 'sacrifice', 'food-sharing' and issues developed include the sociology of culture, leisure and taste; 'gift-giving' as those basic institutions the intrinsic reflexivity of social science; and the role of language in upon which symbolic orders of 'traditional' society and social sciences. society rely, and considers the historical invention of hospitality, paving the way to an analysis of the anthropology of giving. ABRIDGED CONTENTS The Art of Standing Up to Words \ A Science that Makes Trouble \ The ABRIDGED CONTENTS Sociologist in Question \ Are Intellectuals Out of Play? \ How Can 'Free- PART ONE: THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF GIFT-GIVING \ Motives \ Occasions Floating Intellectuals' Be Set Free? \ For a Sociology of Sociologists \ The \ Emotional Norms \ PART TWO: TOWARDS AN ANTHROPOLOGY OF GIVING Paradox of the Sociologist \ What Talking Means \ Some Properties of Fields \ The Gift \ The Sacrifice \ Distribution of the Sacrifice \ Attributions \ PART \ The Linguistic Market \ Censorship \ 'Youth' is Just a Word \ Music-Lovers: THREE: TRANSITIONS \ Ideal Constructions \ Beyond Necessity \ PART Origin and Evolution of the Species \ The Metamorphosis of Tastes \ How FOUR: MORALITY AND SOCIETY \ Individualization and the Common Welfare Can Anyone Be a Sportsman? \ Haute Couture and Haute Culture \ But Who \ The Solidarity of Individualism Created the `Creators'? \ Public Opinion Does Not Exist \ Culture and Politics \ Strikes and Political Action \ The Racism of `Intelligence' 1999 • 176 pages Cloth (9780761956488) • £123.00 1993 • 192 pages Paper (9780761956495) • £37.99 Cloth (9780803983373) • £101.00 Paper (9780803983380) • £36.99

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PHENOMENOLOGICAL THE ARENA OF RACISM SOCIOLOGY michel wieviorka École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales and CADIS Experience and Insight in modern Society Translated by Chris Turner Harvie Ferguson University of Glasgow In this vital addition to the sociological literature on racism, Michel Wieviorka This innovative and thought-provoking presents a detailed and revisionary book argues that phenomenology was analysis of the vocabulary of racism the most significant, wide-ranging and (prejudice, discrimination, segregation influential philosophy to emerge in the and violence), arguing that racism is not twentieth century. The social character of phenomenology is reducible to these elementary forms. He shows how the experiences explored in its relation to the concern in twentieth century sociology of institutionalized racism in America and anti-Semitism in Europe with questions of modern experience. By reading phenomenology can be analyzed to provide an understanding of the complex sociologically and sociology phenomenologically, this book transition from race to racism. reconstructs a phenomenological sociology of modern experience. ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS PART ONE: FROM RACE TO RACISM \ Introduction \ Race as Explanatory PART ONE: EXPLICATION \ Astonishment: The Birth and Rebirth of the Principle \ Race Relations \ Prejudice and Personality \ Racism as Ideology Phenomenal \ Insight: Edmund Husserl's Clarification of Experience \ Variation: \ Conclusion \ PART TWO: THE ELEMENTARY FORMS OF RACISM Method and Theme in the Development of Phenomenology \ Dialogue: \ Introduction \ Levels and Logics of Racism \ Prejudice \ Segregation, Phenomenology in Social Theory \ PART TWO: IMPLICATION \ Experience: Discrimination \ Racist Violence \ Conclusion \ PART THREE: THE UNITY Historical Sociology of the Natural Attitude \ Equivocation: Modern Trinitarian OF RACISM \ Introduction \ Social Movements and Racism \ Two Patterns of Conundrams \ Society: Sociological Reductions \ Indifference: Towards Racism \ Communal Identity and Racism \ Conclusion: The Unity of Racism Contemporary Inexperience \ Conclusion: Phenomenological Sociology 1995 • 176 pages 2006 • 248 pages Paper (9780803978812) • £33.99 Cloth (9780761959861) • £111.00 Paper (9780761959878) • £30.99

CULTURAL IDENTITY AND THE SOCIAL GLOBAL PROCESS CONSTRUCTION Jonathan Friedman University of Lund, Sweden OF NATURE This fascinating book explores the A Sociology of Ecological interface between global processes, Enlightenment identity formation and the production of culture. Klaus Eder Humboldt University and Examining ideas ranging from world European University Institute, Florence systems theory to postmodernism, Jonathan Friedman investigates In this unique and agenda-setting the relations between the global and the local to show how cultural examination of the relation between nature and culture, Klaus Eder fragmentation and modernist homogenization are equally constitutive demonstrates our ideas of nature are culturally determined, and trends of global reality. The analysis ranges across the cultural explains how the relation between modern, industrial societies and formations of ancient Greece, contemporary processes of Hawaiian nature is increasingly violent and destructive. cultural identification and Congolese beauty cults. Through an analysis of symbolism, ritual and taboo, Eder questions ABRIDGED CONTENTS the view of nature as an object. Showing how nature is socially Towards a Global Anthropology \ General Historical and Culturally Specific constructed, he presents a critique of Marx and Durkheim while Properties of Global Systems \ Civilizational Cycles and the History of offering a radical reinterpretation of the relationship among society, Primitivism \ The Emergence of the Culture Concept in Anthropology \ culture and nature. Culture, Identity and World Process \ Culture Logics of the Global System \ Globalization and Localization \ History and the Politics of Identity \ The ABRIDGED CONTENTS Political Economy of Elegance \ Narcissim, Roots and Postmodernity \ Global Introduction \ PART ONE: A SOCIAL THEORY OF NATURE \ The Theoretical System, Globalization and the Parameters of Modernity \ Order and Disorder Construction of Nature \ The Evolution of the Societal Relationship to Nature in Global Systems as a Learning Process? \ PART TWO: FROM NATURE TO CULTURE \ Culinary 1994 • 288 pages Morality \ Carnivorous and Vegetarian Culture \ The Modern Discourse on What To Eat \ PART THREE: THE MODERN POLITICS OF NATURE \ Framing Paper (9780803986381) • £38.99 and Communicating Nature \ The Politics of Nature

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ECONOMIES OF SIGNS THE CINEMATIC SOCIETY AND SPACE The voyeur's gaze Scott Lash Goldsmiths College, London Norman K Denzin and John Urry University of Lancaster University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Creative, challenging and provocative... What influence does the cinema have on Of critical value is the recognition visual culture and social understanding? that not all societies are organized In what ways are we products of the according to a neo-liberal model, as cinematic gaze? This book highlights the extent to which the cinema has contributed well as the centrality given to subjective to the rise of voyeurism throughout society. practices and the value of image in determining identity, and helping to shape individual life-chances The cinema not only turns its audience into voyeurs, eagerly following the lives of its screen characters, but repeatedly casts its key players – Urban Studies as onlookers, spying on other people's lives. The nature of the cinematic voyeur - the obsessive outsider, the ethnic or sexual This book presents a novel account of social change which supplants other - is examined in depth, as are its implications for contemporary conventional understandings of 'society'. The authors present a society. Denzin argues that the cinematic gaze must be understood sociology that takes as its main unit of analysis social and cultural as part of the larger machinery of surveillance and power. flows through time and across space. ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction \ The Birth of the Cinematic Society \ The Voyeur's Desire \ The Introduction \ Mobile Objects \ Reflexive Subjects \ Reflexive Accumulation Comic Voyeur's Gaze \ The Asian Eye: Charlie Chan and Mr Moto Go to the \ Accumulating Signs \ Ungovernable Spaces \ Mobile Subjects \ Post- Movies \ Flawed Visions: The Obsessive Male Gaze \ Women at the Keyhole: Industrial Spaces \ Time and Memory \ Mobility, Modernity and Place \ Fatal Female Visions \ Paranoia and the Erotics of Power \ The Voyeur's Future Globalization and Localization \ Conclusion 1995 • 256 pages 1993 • 368 pages Cloth (9780803986572) • £123.00 Paper (9780803984721) • £38.99 Paper (9780803986589) • £37.99

THE EXPERIENCE THE NEW POLITICS OF CULTURE OF CLASS michael Richardson School of Social movements and Cultural Oriental and African Studies, University Dynamics in Advanced Societies of London Klaus Eder Humboldt University and Over the last 20 years culture has become European University Institute, Florence a key concept in intellectual disciplines across the social sciences and humanities. In this major reassessment, Klaus Eder However, it is a notoriously difficult offers a new perspective on the status of concept to pin down, having very different class in modernity. Drawing on a critique of meanings in different contexts. This book seeks to chart a route Bourdieu, Touraine and Habermas, he outlines a cultural conception through the maze, revealing the variety of meanings of culture. It of class as the basis for understanding contemporary societies. demonstrates that culture is not something that emerges from human activity, but rather is part and parcel of it. ABRIDGED CONTENTS INTRODUCTION \ Bringing Classes Back into the Theory of Society It looks at how culture emerges and manifests itself in human life, \ PART ONE: MODERNIZING THE NOTION OF CLASS \ Contradictions and how it is experienced in the life of individuals and collectivities. It and Social Evolution \ Beyond Class as a Historical Subject \ PART TWO: also explores the ways in which globalizing processes and changes RECONNECTING CULTURE AND CLASS \ Culture and Class \ The Cognitive in technology are affecting cultural identity, and whether we are Representations of Social Inequality \ PART THREE: THE THEORY OF NEW seeing a fundamental change in the ways in which culture is formed SOCIAL MOVEMENTS: A CHALLENGE TO CLASS THEORY? \ A New Social and experienced. Movement? \ Counterculture Movements against Modernity \ PART FOUR: NEW CLASS CONFLICTS? THE THEORY OF MIDDLE CLASS RADICALISM \ ABRIDGED CONTENTS The 'New Social Movements' \ Does Social Class Matter in the Study of Social Movements? \ CONCLUSION: BEYOND TRADITIONAL CLASS THEORY \ The Manifestation of Culture in Human Life \ Entering Culture \ The From the Crisis of Class Politics to the Critique of Class Politics Differentiation of Cultures \ Culture as Communication \ Experience of the Senses \ Culture and the Natural World \ The Place of Reason in Culture \ 1993 • 242 pages Transformatory Processes of Culture: Knowledge and Freedom \ Culture Paper (9780803988682) • £37.99 and the Status of Reality \ The Technologisation of Culture \ Reintegrations

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THE SATURATED SOCIETY KNOWING CAPITALISM governing Risk & Lifestyles in Nigel Thrift University of Warwick Consumer Culture Capitalism is well known for producing a Pekka Sulkunen University of Helsinki form of existence where 'everything solid melts into air'. But what happens when How can policy makers justify public capitalism develops theories about itself? intervention into private life? And why Are we moving into a condition in which does this interference often translate into capitalism can be said to possess a brain? contradictory or non-reflexive politics on Nigel Thrift looks at what he calls lifestyles? This engaging title discusses the 'the cultural circuit of capitalism', the social, cultural and policy consequences of mechanism for generating new theories of capitalism. The book these conditions as well as showing the effect of agency and choice traces the rise of this circuit back to the 1960s when a series of upon regulation. institutions locked together to interrogate capitalism, to the present The book critically examines: day, when these institutions are moving out to the Pacific basin and • neo-liberal ideology and the free market beyond. What have these theories produced? How have they been • the new consumer society implicated in the speculative bubbles that characterized the late twentieth century? What part have they played in developing our • citizenship in mass society understanding of human relations? • the power of autonomy • the interaction of regulation and agency. ABRIDGED CONTENTS Adventures of Capitalism \ PART ONE: THE CULTURAL CIRCUIT OF ABRIDGED CONTENTS CAPITALISM \ The Rise of Soft Capitalism \ The Place of Complexity \ Virtual Introduction \ Lifestyle and the Social Bond \ The Good Order of Nature: Capitalism \ Cultures on the Brink \ PART TWO: THE NEW ECONOMY \ 'It's Progress and Criticism in Adam Smith's Sociology of Modernity \ Autonomy: the Romance, Not the Finance, that Makes the Business Worth Pursuing' the Contracting individual \ Intimacy: the Romantic Self \ The New Consumer \ Performing Cultures in the New Economy \ The Automatic Production of Society and Its Critics \ The Welfare State in the Consumer Society \ From Space \ Closer to the Machine? Intelligent Environments, New Forms of Pastoral to Epistolary Power \ Inner-Directed or Other-Directed? Agency and Possession and the Rise of the Supertoy \ Electric Animals \ Remembering Citizenship in Mass Society \ Re-Inventing the Social Contract the Technological Unconscious by Foregrounding Knowledges of Postition

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A HISTORY AND THEORY OF THE SOCIAL RADICAL CONSERVATISM SCIENCES AND THE FUTURE OF POLITICS Not All That Is Solid melts into Air goran Dahl University of Lund, Sweden Peter wagner Universita di Trento, Italy Over the last 30 years the post-war centre- This book examines the train of social ground which recognized the welfare theory from the 19th century through to state, the funding of education, protection the organization of modernity, in relation of the environment and the management to ideas of social planning and as contributors to the rationalistic of capitalism as the proper business of the revolution of the 'golden age' of capitalism in the 1950s and 60s. state, has fragmented. Emphasis on the freedom of the individual ABRIDGED CONTENTS and the proper limitations of state power has changed the climate PART ONE: RECONSIDERING THE HISTORY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES \ of everyday life. As a Philosophical Science Unjustifiable, as an Empirical Science Anything This book locates the roots of radical conservatism in the writings Else but New: Classical Sociology and the First Crisis of Modernity \ Time of of Nietzsche, Dostoyevsky, Heidegger, Jünger and Schmitt. Politics, and Not of Law: Political Analysis during the First Crisis of Modernity It documents the radical conservative world view and points to \ Adjusting Social Relations: Social Science and the Organization of Modernity limitations in its perspective. \ The Mythical Promise of Societal Renewal: Social Science and Reform Coalitions \ Out of Step: The Social Sciences in the Second Crisis of Modernity ABRIDGED CONTENTS \ PART TWO: RETHINKING KEY CONCEPTS OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES \ Introduction \ PART ONE: 'RADICAL CONSERVATISM' \ Conservatism and Choice and Decision-Making \ Action and Institution \ Culture (with Heidrun Politics \ Conservatism and Radical Conservatism \ PART TWO: THE WORLD Friese ) \ Society \ Polity \ Modernity ACCORDING TO RADICAL CONSERVATISM \ Reflexivity and Spontaneity \ 2001 • 208 pages Politics and Theology \ The Critique of 'One-World Civilization' and the Nation Cloth (9780761965688) • £105.00 \ Forms of Radical Conservatism - An Attempt at an International Perspective Paper (9780761965695) • £25.99 \ New Political Constellations? \ PART THREE: CONCLUSIONS \ Radical Conservatism, the Sociology of Knowledge and the Future of Politics

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SUBJECT, SOCIETY THE ESTABLISHED AND AND CULTURE THE OUTSIDERS Roy Boyne University of Durham Second Edition This book explores the relationships Norbert Elias and John L Scotson between visual culture, social theory and the individual. Using a wide range of This edition of a classic text from one resources from Bourdieu's action theory of the major figures of world sociology and the contribution of actor network includes an introduction published in theory, through to the artistic explorations English for the first time. of Francis Bacon and Barnett Newman, this The Established and the Outsiders book shows how the concept of the individual is being reconstructed. examines the mechanisms of stigmatization, taboo and gossip, monopolization of power, collective fantasy and 'we' and 'they' A highly original, indeed an extraordinary book, standing images which support and reinforce divisions in society. It presents out among the conventional philosophical treatments of the fullest elaboration of Elias's concepts of mutual identification and subjectivity and reaching beyond the conventional area functional . Bringing out the important theoretical of investigation implications of micro-analysis the book demonstrates the significance of such detailed study analysis for better sociological theory. – Zygmunt Bauman ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS Norbert Elias Introduction: A Theoretical Essay on the Established and the Outsiders \ Preface \ Considerations of Procedure \ Neighbourhood Relations PART ONE: THE DENIAL OF THE SUBJECT IN SOCIOLOGY \ Introduction \ in the Making \ Overall Picture of Zone 1 and Zone 2 \ The Mother-Centred Bourdieu and the Sociological Tradition \ Actor Network Theory: The Place of Families of Zone 2 \ Local Associations and the 'Old Families' Network' \ the Subject within Constructionist Sociology \ PART TWO: KEEPING TO THE Overall Picture of Zone 3 \ Observations on Gossip \ Young People in Winston SUBJECT: SUBJECTIVITY IN MODERN ART \ Introduction \ Barnett Newman: Parva \ Conclusion Existentialism and the Transcendent Subject \ Georg Baselitz: Fragmented Subjectivity \ Carnality and Power: The Human Subject in the Work of Francis 1994 • 240 pages Bacon \ PART THREE: LOCATING THE SUBJECT \ Introduction \ Kieslowski's Cloth (9780803984707) • £101.00 Three Subjects \ Only in the Present: Subjectivity and Time Paper (9780803979499) • £37.99 2000 • 192 pages Cloth (9780803983496) • £108.00 Paper (9780803983502) • £30.99 THE SOCIOLOGICAL AMBITION THE TIME OF THE TRIBES Elementary Forms of Social and The Decline of Individualism in moral Life mass Society Chris Shilling University of Kent and michel maffesoli Philip A mellor University of Leeds Université René Déscartes, Paris V In a comprehensive reassessment of the field, Chris Shilling and Philip A Translated by Don Smith with an Mellor examine the various attempts that introduction by Bob Shields University have been made to reconstruct sociology over the last century, of Alberta, Canada arguing that classical and contemporary social theories must be Michel Maffesoli argues that the studied in relation to the ambition that first shaped and established conventional approaches to understanding solidarity and society the discipline. are deeply flawed. He contends that mass culture has disintegrated ABRIDGED CONTENTS and that today social existence is conducted through fragmented PART ONE: CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGY \ Beginnings \ Human Sociology \ tribal groupings - in short we live in the time of the tribes. Sacred Sociology \ Tragic Sociology \ Heroic Sociology \ Normative Sociology These tribes are organized around the catchwords, brand-names \ PART TWO: POST-CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGY \ Conflict Sociology \ Feminist and sound-bites of consumer culture. Yet Maffesoli insists that in Sociology \ 'Racial' Sociology \ Rational Sociology \ Post/Modern Sociology the midst of fashion fads new forms of social collectivity are taking \ Conclusion root which challenge our established models of politics and tradition. 2001 • 238 pages The book provides a rich backcloth against which to consider the Cloth (9780761965480) • £108.00 rise of 'identity politics' and the proliferation of 'lifestyle cultures'. Paper (9780761965497) • £36.99 ABRIDGED CONTENTS Foreword: Masses or Tribes \ By Way of Introduction \ The Emotional Community: Research Arguments \ The Underground Puissance \ Sociality vs the Social \ Tribalism \ Polyculturalism \ Of Proxemics \ Appendix: The Thinking of the Public Square

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THE CULTURE OF SPEED DIASPORA The Coming of Immediacy AND HYBRIDITY John Tomlinson virinder Kalra Manchester University , Nottingham Trent University Raminder Kaur University of Sussex and John Hutnyk Goldsmiths College, This stimulating and accessible book University of London examines how speed emerged as a cultural issue during industrial modernity. In the This book is an exhaustive, politically 21st century 'immediacy', the combination inflected assessment of the key debates of fast capitalism and the saturation of on diaspora and hybridity. It relates the the everyday by media technologies, has topics to contemporary social struggles emerged as the core feature of control. This coming of immediacy and cultural contexts, providing the reader with a framework to will inexorably change how we think about and experience media evaluate and displace the key ideological arguments, theories and culture, consumption practices, and the core of our cultural and narratives deployed in culturalist academic circles today. The authors moral values. demonstrate how diaspora and hybridity serve as problematic tools, cutting across traditional boundaries of nations and groups, where An invitation to an adventure. It contains a precious key to trans-national spaces for a range of contested cultural, political and unlock the doors into the unmapped and unexplored cultural economic outcomes might arise. and ethical condition of 'immediacy' ABRIDGED CONTENTS – Prof Dr Ulrich Beck, Home and Away \ Cultural Configurations of Diaspora \ Sexual Limits of University of Munich Diaspora \ Hybrid Connections \ Hybridity and Openness (or, Whose Side Are You On?) \ Journeys of Whiteness \ Transnational Terror

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2007 • 192 pages Cloth (9781412912020) • £88.00 ORDINARY PEOPLE AND Paper (9781412912037) • £28.99 THE MEDIA The Demotic Turn graeme Turner DEVELOPMENT THEORY University of Queensland In this insightful book Graeme Turner Second Edition explores the 'whys' and 'hows' of the Jan Nederveen Pieterse 'everyday' individual's willingness to turn University of California, Santa Barbara themselves into media content through: celebrity culture, reality TV, DIY websites, talk radio, and user- This exciting book is a tour de force , generated materials online. spanning a broad range of approaches Refuting the proposition that the demotic turn necessarily carries to development. It does not stop at with it a democratising politics, this book examines the political critique, as so many previous books and cultural function of the demotic turn in media production and on these issues have done, but offers a consumption. It outlines a structural shift in what the western unique perspective on future possibilities media has been doing lately, and suggests that these activities and the shape of things to come. It should be essential represent something much more fundamental than contemporary reading on all development studies courses media fashion. – Andrea Cornwall, Institute of Development Studies, ABRIDGED CONTENTS University of Sussex Introduction: The Demotic Turn \ Ordinary People: Celebrity, Tabloid Culture and the Function of the Media \ Reality TV and the Construction of Cultural Written by one of the leading authorities in the field, this book situates Identities \ Redefining Journalism: Citizen Journalism, Blogs and the Rise students in the expanding field of development theory. It provides of Opinion \ Talk Radio, Populism and the Demotic Voice \ Revenge of the Nerds: User-Generated Content Online \ The Age of Entertainment: Media an unrivalled guide to the strengths and weaknesses of competing and Cultural Consumption Today theoretical approaches, explains key concepts, examines the shifts in theory and offers an agenda for the future. 2009 • 200 pages Cloth (9781848601666) • £93.00 ABRIDGED CONTENTS Paper (9781848601673) • £29.99 Trends in Development Theory \ Dilemmas of Development Discourse: The Crisis of Developmentalism and the comparative Method \ The Development of Development Theory: Towards Critical Globalism \ Delinking or Globalization? \ The Cultural Turn in Development: Questions of Power \ My Paradigm or Yours? Variations on Alternative Development \ After Post- Development \ Equity and Growth Revisited: From Human Development to Social Development \ Critical Holism and the Tao of Development \ Digital Capitalism and Development: The Unbearable Lightness of ICT4D \ Futures of Development \ Twenty-First Century Globalization and Development

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EDUCATION AND CONSUMER CULTURE CULTURAL CITIZENSHIP AND POSTMODERNISM Nick Stevenson Second Edition University of Nottingham mike Featherstone This dynamic, energetic book brings Nottingham Trent University together the major developments in the social and political theory of education. It The first edition of this contemporary offers a global introduction to the debates classic can claim to have put 'consumer within the field and provides a sustained culture' on the map, certainly in relation argument for a democratic and normative to postmodernism. This expanded new view of education. edition includes: Nick Stevenson strikes again, this time bringing the insights • a fully revised preface that explores the developments in consumer of critical social theory to bear upon the vexing issues culture since the first edition of education, critical pedagogy and cultural citizenship. • a major new chapter on 'modernity and the cultural question' Stevenson is a powerful and engaging sociologist, and this • an update on postmodernism and the development of book is his most politically provocative to date contemporary theory after postmodernism • an account of multiple and alternative modernities – Anthony Elliott, Flinders University, Australia • the challenges of consumer culture in Japan and China. It provides a comprehensive view of the major disputes within social, The result is a book that shakes the boundaries of debate, from one cultural and political approaches to education. Drawing upon varied of the foremost writers on culture and postmodernism. critical traditions the book helpfully connects these diverse threads ABRIDGED CONTENTS of debate whilst exploring the work of key theorists. Clearly written Modern and Postmodern \ Theories Of Consumer Culture \ Towards a and passionately argued, this book will be essential reading for all Sociology Of Postmodern Culture \ Cultural Change and Social Practice \ those interested in exploring education's changing place in society. The Aestheticization of Everyday Life \ Lifestyle and Consumer Culture \ City Cultures and Postmodern Lifestyles \ Consumer Culture and Global Disorder ABRIDGED CONTENTS \ Common Culture or Uncommon Cultures? \ The Globalization of Diversity Cultural Citizenship, Education and Democracy \ Democratic Socialism, \ Modernity and the Cultural Question Multiculturalism and the Third Way \ Critical Pedagogy, Democracy and Capitalism \ Pragmaticism and Environmental Education \ Education in the 2007 • 232 pages Consumer and Information Age \ Education, Hope and the Politics of Fear Cloth (9781412910132) • £100.00 Paper (9781412910149) • £33.99 2011 • 184 pages Cloth (9781848606463) • £77.00

BAKHTIN AND THE FRENCH POST-WAR HUMAN SCIENCES SOCIAL THEORY No Last words International Knowledge Transfer Edited by michael E gardiner University of Western Ontario and Derek Robbins michael mayerfeld Bell University of University of East London Wisconsin, Madison This book demonstrates the abundance of ideas Bakhtin's thought offers to the Derek Robbins has shown, once again, human sciences, and reconsiders him as a social thinker, not just a that he is one of the few Anglophone literary theorist. The volume emphasizes Bakhtin's work on dialogue, scholars with an exceptionally profound and impressively carnival, ethics and everyday life, as well as the relationship between comprehensive knowledge of the history of modern Bakhtin's ideas and those of other important social theorists. European social thought ABRIDGED CONTENTS – Simon Susen, City University, London INTRODUCTIONS \ Bakhtin and the Human Sciences: An Introduction \ PART TWO: DIALOGICS \ A Bakhtinian Psychology: From Out of the Heads of Detailed, timely and original, this book explores the transcultural Individuals and into the Dialogues between Them \ The Dialogics of Narrative transmission of social theory. Derek Robbins presents us with a Identity \ Culture as Dialogue \ Bakhtin and the Dialogic of Society: An chronological commentary on the intellectual production of five Investigation \ PART THREE: CARNIVALS \ The Grotesque of the Body Electric French social thinkers (Aron, Althusser, Foucault, Lyotard, Bourdieu) \ Bakhtin's Dialogical Body Politics \ Knowing the Subaltern: Bakhtin, Carnival and on the English reception of their texts. and the Other Voice of the Human Sciences \ PART FOUR: CONVERSATIONS \ 'The Incomparable Monster of Solipsism': Bakhtin and Merleau-Ponty \ By representing modern classics of French social thought in Bakhtin and Mannheim: An Introductory Dialogue \ The Death and Rebirth sociopolitical context, this in-depth study encourages readers to of the Author: The Bakhtin Circle and Bourdieu on Individuality, Language assess the relevance of the texts to their own social situations. and Revolution \ PART FIVE: ETHICS AND EVERYDAY LIVES \ Bakhtinian Perspectives on 'Everyday Life' Sociology \ The Shock of the Old: Mikhail ABRIDGED CONTENTS Bakhtin's Contributions to the Theory of Time and Alterity \ The Norms of Introduction \ Raymond Aron (1905-83) \ (1918-90) \ Michel Answerability: Bakhtin and the Fourth Postulate Foucault (1926-84) \ Jean-François Lyotard (1924-98) \ Pierre Bourdieu (1930- 1998 • 256 pages 2002) \ Preliminary Concluding Comments Cloth (9780761955290) • £123.00 2011 • 216 pages Paper (9780761955306) • £37.99 Cloth (9780761949725) • £72.00

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DELEUZE AND GUATTARI THE ESTABLISHED An Introduction to the Politics AND THE OUTSIDERS of Desire Second Edition Philip goodchild University of Nottingham Norbert Elias and John L Scotson This accessible book examines critically This edition of a classic text from one the writings of Deleuze and Guattari, of the major figures of world sociology clarifying the ideas of these two notoriously includes an introduction published in difficult thinkers without over-simplifying English for the first time. them. It provides a systematic account of The Established and the Outsiders the intellectual context as well as an exhaustive analysis of the key examines the mechanisms of stigmatization, taboo and gossip, themes informing their work. It provides the framework for reading monopolization of power, collective fantasy and 'we' and 'they' the important and influential study Capitalism and Schizophrenia images which support and reinforce divisions in society. It presents and, with the needs of students in mind, explains the key concepts the fullest elaboration of Elias's concepts of mutual identification and in Deleuze and Guattari's discussion of philosophy, art and politics. functional democratization. Bringing out the important theoretical implications of micro-analysis the book demonstrates the significance ABRIDGED CONTENTS of such detailed study analysis for better sociological theory. Introduction: Knowledge, Power, Desire \ PART ONE: KNOWLEDGE \ The Emergence of Desire \ The Abstract Machine \ Geophilosophy \ PART TWO: ABRIDGED CONTENTS POWER \ Capitalism and Schizophrenia \ Escaping Dominant Discourses \ Norbert Elias Introduction: A Theoretical Essay on the Established and the Against the Strata \ PART THREE: LIBERATION OF DESIRE \ The Revolution Outsiders \ Preface \ Considerations of Procedure \ Neighbourhood Relations of Desire \ The Liberation of Work \ The Society of Desire in the Making \ Overall Picture of Zone 1 and Zone 2 \ The Mother-Centred Families of Zone 2 \ Local Associations and the 'Old Families' Network' \ READERSHIP Overall Picture of Zone 3 \ Observations on Gossip \ Young People in Winston Academics and advanced students in social theory, philosophy and Parva \ Conclusion cultural studies 1994 • 240 pages 1996 • 240 pages Cloth (9780803984707) • £101.00 Cloth (9780803976009) • £123.00 Paper (9780803979499) • £37.99 Paper (9780803976016) • £37.99

THE DOMESTIC ECONOMY FRENCH SOCIAL THEORY OF THE SOUL mike gane Loughborough University A peerless account of the French tradition, Freud's Five Case Studies this book: John O'Neill York University, Canada • provides a systematic account of French social theory from the aftermath of the This is the first major analysis of Freud's French Revolution onwards five celebrated case studies of Little • divides French social theory into three Hans, Dora, the Rat Man, the Wolf Man logically coherent cycles: positivist, and Schreber. John O'Neill sets out the anthropological and Marxist details of each case and critically engages • provides a detailed guide to the three phases of with the narratives, using a mixture of psychoanalytical insight and postwar French social theory: existential, structural and social theory. post-structural. ABRIDGED CONTENTS ABRIDGED CONTENTS Introduction: The Domestic Economy of the Soul \ Love Stories \ The Body- PART ONE: FIRST CYCLE: 1800-1880 \ THE BIRTH SOCIAL THEORY: Soul of Psychoanalysis \ Freud's Baby: Little Hans (1909): Putting the Cart ALTRUISM \ The Post-revolutionary Void \ Sacrificial Theory and the Sociology Before the Horse \ Opening the Dora Case (1905 [1901]): Dora's Dreams of Modernity \ Theory in Crisis \ End of the First Cycle \ PART TWO: SECOND \ Portraits of Dora \ Dora's Sistine Madonna \ Rat Man's Lady (1909): A CYCLE: 1880-1940 \ THE REBIRTH OF SOCIAL THEORY: ANOMIE \ Social Case of Blindness and (In) Sight \ Chorisis versus Cartography \ Catching Theory Reborn \ French Society \ Method in Crisis and the Resort to Theory the Rat Man's Train of Thought \ Rat Man's (Mis) Marriage \ Wolf Man's in Suicide \ End of the Second Cycle \ PART THREE: THIRD CYCLE: 1940- Wake (1918 [1914]): Supplement and Rectification \ Wolf Man's Cryptology \ 2000 \ THE SECOND BIRTH OF SOCIAL THEORY: HYPERTELIA \ Existential Schreber's Blessed Assumption (1911 [1910]): Schreber's Unmanning/Gynesis Theory \ The Algerian War \ From Pathology to Normativity \ Structural Theory \ Schreber's Swan Song \ Concluding Postscript: The Debts of Psychoanalysis \ Radical Theory and the End of the Social \ Fin-de-Cycle \ Conclusion

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FRENCH POST-WAR VIRILIO LIVE SOCIAL THEORY Selected Interviews International Knowledge Transfer Edited by John Armitage University of Northumbria, Newcastle Derek Robbins University of East London Edited by one of the leading authorities on Paul Virilio, this book offers the reader Detailed, timely and original, this book a guide through Virilio's work. Using the explores the transcultural transmission interview form, Virilio speaks incisively of social theory. Derek Robbins presents and at length about a vast assortment us with a chronological commentary on of cultural and theoretical topics, the intellectual production of five French social thinkers (Aron, including architecture and 'speed-space', 'chronopolitics', art and Althusser, Foucault, Lyotard, Bourdieu) and on the English reception technoculture, modernism, postmodernism and hypermodernism', of their texts. the time of the trajectory and the 'information bomb'.

Derek Robbins has shown, once again, that he is one of the ABRIDGED CONTENTS few Anglophone scholars with an exceptionally profound Preface \ Introduction \ PART ONE: ON THEORY, CULTURE AND SOCIETY and impressively comprehensive knowledge of the history \ Interview One: From Modernism to Hypermodernism and Beyond \ PART TWO: ON ARCHITECTURE \ Interview Two: Paul Virilio and the Oblique \ of modern European social thought Interview Three: The Time of the Trajectory \ PART THREE: ON SPEED- – Simon Susen, City University, London SPACE AND CHRONOPOLITICS \ Interview Four: Speed-Space \ Interview Five: Perception, Politics and the Intellectual \ Interview Six: The Information Bomb \ PART FOUR: ON ART, TECHNOCULTURE AND THE INTEGRAL By representing modern classics of French social thought in ACCIDENT \ Interview Seven: Paul Virilio \ Interview Eight: Paul Virilio \ sociopolitical context, this in-depth study encourages readers to Interview Nine: The Dark Spot of Art \ Interview Ten: Landscape of Events assess the relevance of the texts to their own social situations. Seen at Speed \ Interview Eleven: Not Words but Visions! \ PART FIVE: ON THE STRATEGIES OF DECEPTION \ Interview Twelve: The Kosovo W@r Did ABRIDGED CONTENTS Take Place \ Suggested Further Reading \ Select Bibliography of the Works Introduction \ Raymond Aron (1905-83) \ Louis Althusser (1918-90) \ Michel of Paul Virilio Foucault (1926-84) \ Jean-François Lyotard (1924-98) \ Pierre Bourdieu (1930- 2002) \ Preliminary Concluding Comments 2001 • 240 pages Cloth (9780761968597) • £123.00 2011 • 216 pages Paper (9780761968603) • £37.99 Cloth (9780761949725) • £72.00

GEORGES BATAILLE: PAUL VIRILIO ESSENTIAL WRITINGS From modernism to Hypermodernism and Beyond michael Richardson School of Oriental and African Studies, Edited by John Armitage University of London University of Northumbria, Newcastle This volume makes a selection from the Paul Virilio is one of the most significant entire body of Bataille's academic work, and stimulating French cultural theorists showing how his thinking on sacrifice, writing today. In this book, contributions eroticism, taboo and transgression, by leading cultural and social theorists and the nature of identity inform his examine Virilio's work from his early social theory. speculations on military and urban space to his writings on dromology, politics, new communications technologies, ABRIDGED CONTENTS disappearance, and the fallout from 'the information bomb'. Introduction \ PART ONE: COMING INTO BEING: THE CONTINUITY OF THE LIFE PROCESS \ Birth and the Incomprehensible Wonder of Existence ABRIDGED CONTENTS \ Materiality \ Sexual Differentiation and Otherness \ Language \ PART Introduction \ From Modernism to Hypermodernism and Beyond \ 'Indirect TWO: SOCIAL LIFE AND THE ORGANISATION OF SOCIETY \ The Nature of Light' Extracted from Polar Inertia \ Virilio and Architecture \ Paul Virilio's Society \ Religion and the Sacred \ Taboo and Transgression \ Expenditure Bunker Theorizing \ Virilio, War and Technology \ Virilio and New Media and Sacrifice \ Exchange and the Commodification of the Economy \ PART \ Blinded by the (Speed of) Light \ The Tendency, the Accident and the THREE: HUMAN BECOMING \ Work and Play \ Sexual Attraction \ Sickness Untimely \ Virilio, Stelarc and 'Terminal' Technoculture \ The Passenger \ The and Laughter \ Mastery and Servitude \ Meditation and Inner Experience \ Conceptual Cosmology of Paul Virilio \ Paul Virilio PART FOUR: SOVEREIGNTY AND THE IMPOSSIBLE \ Writing and Reading \ Confrontations with the World \ Sovereignty \ Death \ The Impossible 2000 • 256 pages Paper (9780761959021) • £38.99 1998 • 256 pages Cloth (9780761954491) • £141.00 Paper (9780761955009) • £36.99

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A HISTORY AND THEORY FACING MODERNITY OF THE SOCIAL Ambivalence, Reflexivity and SCIENCES morality Barry Smart University of Portsmouth Not All That Is Solid melts into Air Through a critical discussion of the Peter wagner Universita di Trento, Italy 'ambivalent fruits' of social analysis, exemplified in particular by the work of This book examines the train of social Foucault, Derrida, Lyotard, Baudrillard, theory from the 19th century through to Beck, Bourdieu, Goffman, Giddens the organization of modernity, in relation and Bauman, this book submits that an to ideas of social planning and as contributors to the rationalistic important responsibility of social enquiry today is to engage critically revolution of the 'golden age' of capitalism in the 1950s and 60s. with the moral difficulties and ethical dilemmas which have arisen in relation to modernity. ABRIDGED CONTENTS PART ONE: RECONSIDERING THE HISTORY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES \ In the grand tradition of classical social theory, Barry As a Philosophical Science Unjustifiable, as an Empirical Science Anything Smart challenges us to face up to the ambivalences of Else but New: Classical Sociology and the First Crisis of Modernity \ Time of Politics, and Not of Law: Political Analysis during the First Crisis of Modernity the contemporary moment and to take responsibility for \ Adjusting Social Relations: Social Science and the Organization of Modernity our individual and social existence \ The Mythical Promise of Societal Renewal: Social Science and Reform – Douglas Kellner Coalitions \ Out of Step: The Social Sciences in the Second Crisis of Modernity \ PART TWO: RETHINKING KEY CONCEPTS OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES \ Choice and Decision-Making \ Action and Institution \ Culture (with Heidrun ABRIDGED CONTENTS Friese ) \ Society \ Polity \ Modernity Analysis after Ambivalence \ Postmodern In(ter)ventions \ Reflexivity, 2001 • 208 pages Modernity and Sociology \ Responsible Subjects \ Body, Self, Community \ Cloth (9780761965688) • £105.00 Indeterminate Justice \ Morality after Ambivalence Paper (9780761965695) • £25.99 1998 • 224 pages Cloth (9780761955191) • £123.00 Paper (9780761955207) • £30.99

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NORBERT ELIAS AND PIERRE BOURDIEU AND MODERN SOCIAL THEORY CULTURAL THEORY Dennis Smith Loughborough University Critical Investigations Dennis Smith offers a fascinating survey Bridget Fowler University of Glasgow of Norbert Elias's life and writings and traces the growth of his reputation. He The first comprehensive description of is the first author to confront Elias's work Pierre Bourdieu's theory of culture and with the contrasting theories of Talcott habitus. Within the wider intellectual Parsons, Hannah Arendt, Michel Foucault context of Bourdieu's work, this book and Zygmunt Bauman. He also illustrates provides a systematic reading of his how Elias's insights can be applied to understand Western modernity assessment of the role of 'cultural capital' in the production and and social and political change, showing why Elias is so important consumption of symbolic goods. to sociology. Bridget Fowler outlines the key critical debates that inform Bourdieu's work: the roles of Marx, Lukacs and Goldmann; Benjamin's ABRIDGED CONTENTS discussion of the sacred and the profane; and Foucault's theory PART ONE: MODERNITY AND ELIAS \ The Sound of Canon-Fire \ Culture and of discourses. She introduces Bourdieu's study of the rules of art, Civilization \ PART TWO: THE WIDER DEBATE \ Arendt and Elias \ Parsons explains the importance of his concept of capital and defines such and Elias \ Foucault and Elias \ Bauman and Elias \ PART THREE: TOWARDS GLOBAL MODERNITY \ Europe \ Shame \ A Civilized Debate key terms as habitus, practice and strategy, legitimate culture, popular art and distinction. 2000 • 208 pages Cloth (9780761961079) • £108.00 ABRIDGED CONTENTS Paper (9780761961086) • £37.99 PART ONE: INTERPRETATIVE STUDIES \ Situating Bourdieu: Cultural Theory and Sociological Perspectives \ Bourdieu's Cultural Theory \ Bourdieu, Postmodernism, Modernity \ The Historical Genesis of Bourdieu's Cultural Theory \ PART TWO: CRITICAL INVESTIGATIONS \ Bourdieu and Modern Art: The Case of Impressionism \ The Popular and the Middlebrow \ Bourdieu, the Popular and the Periphery \ Conclusion SOCIOLOGY IN QUESTION 1997 • 208 pages Cloth (9780803976252) • £108.00 Pierre Bourdieu College De France Paper (9780803976269) • £36.99 Translated by Richard Nice The works of Pierre Bourdieu occupy a central place in the current development of world sociology. This volume offers an accessible but challenging introduction to SIMMEL ON CULTURE Bourdieu's ideas. Selected writings In a series of discussions, lectures and interviews, the range of Bourdieu's ideas is laid out and its relation Edited by David Frisby University of to other disciplines and other sociological schools is explored. The Glasgow and mike Featherstone issues developed include the sociology of culture, leisure and taste; Nottingham Trent University and the intrinsic reflexivity of social science; and the role of language in authored by georg Simmel society and social sciences. This collection brings together for the first ABRIDGED CONTENTS time a wide range of essys on culture and related themes by the sociologist and The Art of Standing Up to Words \ A Science that Makes Trouble \ The Sociologist in Question \ Are Intellectuals Out of Play? \ How Can 'Free- philosopher Georg Simmel. Floating Intellectuals' Be Set Free? \ For a Sociology of Sociologists \ The Recognized as one of the leading social theorists in Europe in the Paradox of the Sociologist \ What Talking Means \ Some Properties of Fields early part of the twentieth-century, this collection enables the reader \ The Linguistic Market \ Censorship \ 'Youth' is Just a Word \ Music-Lovers: to engage with the full range of Simmel's dazzling contributions to Origin and Evolution of the Species \ The Metamorphosis of Tastes \ How the study of culture. Can Anyone Be a Sportsman? \ Haute Couture and Haute Culture \ But Who Created the `Creators'? \ Public Opinion Does Not Exist \ Culture and Politics ABRIDGED CONTENTS \ Strikes and Political Action \ The Racism of `Intelligence' Introduction to the Texts \ Defining Culture \ Culture and Crisis \ Culture of 1993 • 192 pages Interaction \ Spatial and Urban Culture \ Fashion, Adornment and Style \ Cloth (9780803983373) • £101.00 Leisure Culture \ Money and Commodity Culture \ Politics of Culture \ Beliefs Paper (9780803983380) • £36.99 and Culture 1997 • 320 pages Cloth (9780803986510) • £111.00 Paper (9780803986527) • £38.99

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SYMBOLIC EXCHANGE THORSTEIN VEBLEN ON AND DEATH CULTURE AND SOCIETY Jean Baudrillard Edited by Stjepan mestrovic Texas A&M University Translated by Iain Hamilton grant University of the West of England Best known as the author of the acclaimed with an introduction by mike gane book, The Theory of the Leisure Class Loughborough University (1899), Thorstein Veblen was much more than a one-book wonder. He is in fact a This seminal work occupies a central seminal classical sociologist who made place in the rethinking of the humanities many original contributions to the study of and social sciences around the idea of postmodernism. culture and society. This inspired selection conveys the full zest and It leads the reader on an exhilarating tour encompassing the end of penetrating insights of Veblen's writings. The collection comes with Marxism, the enchantment of fashion, the body and sex, economic a full-length essay which demonstrates the continuing relevance of versus symbolic exchange and their differing effects on the rituals Veblen's sociology. of death. Most significantly, the book represents Baudrillard's fullest ABRIDGED CONTENTS elaboration of the concept of the three orders of the simulacra, The Place of Science in Modern Civilization \ The Instability of Knowledge defining the historical passage from production to reproduction and Belief \ The Technology of the Predatory Culture \ The Dynastic State in to simulation. Germany \ Higher Learning \ Sabotage \ Patriotism \ The Barbarian Status A classic in its field, Symbolic Exchange and Death is a key source of Women \ The Economic Theory of Women's Dress \ Dementia Praecox \ for the redefinition of contemporary social thought. Manufacture and Salesmanship \ The Larger Uses of Credit 2003 • 198 pages ABRIDGED CONTENTS Cloth (9780761941231) • £96.00 Mike Gane Introduction \ The End of Production \ The Order of Simulacra \ Paper (9780761941248) • £30.99 Fashion, or The Enchanting Spectacle of the Code \ The Body, or The Mass Grave of Signs \ Political Economy and Death \ The Extermination of the Name of God

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A D Advertising in Modern and Postmodern Times, Odih...... 8 Dahl Radical Conservatism and the Future of Politics...... 29, 36 Arena of Racism, The, Wieviorka...... 34 David Peer to Peer and the Music Industry...... 8, 14 Armitage Paul Virilio...... 25, 41 Davies The Limits of Neoliberalism...... 2 Armitage Virilio Live...... 25, 41 Decentring Leisure, Rojek...... 9 Automobilities, Featherstone, Thrift & Urry...... 23 Deleuze and Guattari, Goodchild...... 40 Denzin Images of Postmodern Society...... 12 B Denzin Reading Race...... 14 Bakhtin and the Human Sciences, Gardiner & Bell...... 39 Denzin The Cinematic Society...... 14, 35 Baroque Reason, Buci-Glucksmann...... 9, 26 Development Theory, Second Edition Nederveen Pieterse...... 26, 38 Baudrillard Symbolic Exchange and Death...... 44 Diaspora and Hybridity, Kalra, Kaur & Hutnyk...... 27, 38 Baudrillard The Consumer Society...... 4, 10 Digital Aesthetics, Cubitt...... 12 Bauman Culture as Praxis...... 30 Domestic Economy of the Soul, The O'Neill...... 40 Beck Risk Society...... 4, 23 Dressed Society, The, Corrigan...... 10, 15 Beck & Beck-Gernsheim Individualization...... 6, 27 Bell Feminist Imagination...... 21 E Bell Performativity & Belonging...... 22 Economies of Signs and Space, Lash & Urry...... 6, 35 Berking Sociology of Giving...... 33 Eder The New Politics of Class...... 29, 35 Beyer Religion and Globalization...... 5, 32 Eder The Social Construction of Nature...... 22, 34 Billig Laughter and Ridicule...... 13 Education and Cultural Citizenship, Stevenson...... 30, 39 Blackman Immaterial Bodies...... 2, 20 Elias The Symbol Theory...... 42 Bodies of Nature, Macnaghten & Urry...... 20 Elias & Scotson The Established and the Outsiders,...... Body and Social Theory, The, Third Edition Shilling...... 3, 18 Second Edition...... 37, 40 Body and Society, The, Third Edition Turner...... 17 Embodying the Monster, Shildrick...... 20 Body in Culture, Technology and Society, The Shilling...... 18 Established and the Outsiders, The, Second Edition...... Body Modification,Featherstone ...... 18 Elias & Scotson...... 37, 40 Body, The Featherstone, Hepworth & Turner...... 17 Experience of Culture, The, Richardson...... 13, 35 Bootlegging, Marshall...... 12 Expressions of Identity, Hetherington...... 12 Botting & Wilson The Tarantinian Ethics...... 16 Bourdieu Sociology in Question...... 33, 43 F Bourdieu & Passeron Reproduction in Education, Society...... Facing Modernity, Smart...... 26, 42 and Culture, Second Edition...... 4, 31 Falk The Consuming Body...... 20 Boyne Subject, Society and Culture...... 29, 37 Falk & Campbell The Shopping Experience...... 11 Buchanan Michel de Certeau...... 42 Featherstone Body Modification...... 18 Buci-Glucksmann Baroque Reason...... 9, 26 Featherstone Consumer Culture and Postmodernism,...... Second Edition...... 10, 28, 39 C Featherstone Global Culture...... 6 Carrington Race, Sport and Politics...... 11, 32 Featherstone Love & Eroticism...... 22 Changing Bodies, Shilling...... 18 Featherstone Undoing Culture...... 7, 30 Changing Cultures, Nava...... 21 Featherstone & Burrows...... Cinematic Society, The, Denzin...... 14, 35 Cyberspace/Cyberbodies/Cyberpunk...... 19, 23 Clark Inhuman Nature...... 24 Featherstone & Lash Spaces of Culture...... 7, 31 Commodifying Bodies, Scheper-Hughes & Wacquant...... 19 Featherstone, Hepworth & Turner The Body...... 17 Consumer Culture and Postmodernism, Featherstone, Lash & Robertson Global Modernities...... 6 Second Edition Featherstone...... 10, 28, 39 Featherstone, Thrift & Urry Automobilities...... 23 Consumer Society, The, Baudrillard...... 4, 10 Feminist Imagination, Bell...... 21 Consuming Body, The, Falk...... 20 Ferguson Phenomenological Sociology...... 14, 34 Contested Natures, Macnaghten & Urry...... 24, 26 Five Bodies, O'Neill...... 19 Contradictions of Culture, The, Wilson...... 9, 15 Formations of Class & Gender, Skeggs...... 21 Corrigan The Dressed Society...... 10, 15 Fowler Pierre Bourdieu and Cultural Theory...... 43 Cosmopolitanism, Skrbis & Woodward...... 3, 29 Fraser, Kember & Lury Inventive Life...... 24 Critique of Information, Lash...... 24 French Post-War Social Theory, Robbins...... 39, 41 Cubitt Digital Aesthetics...... 12 French Social Theory, Gane...... 40 Cubitt Simulation and Social Theory...... 15 Friedman Cultural Identity and Global Process...... 5, 34 Cultural Economy of Cities, The, Scott...... 9 Frisby & Featherstone Simmel on Culture...... 43 Cultural Identity and Global Process, Friedman...... 5, 34 Fuller The Sociology of Intellectual Life...... 33 Culture as Praxis, Bauman...... 30

Culture of Speed, The, Tomlinson...... 17, 38 G Cyberspace/Cyberbodies/Cyberpunk Featherstone & Burrows..... 19, 23 Gane French Social Theory...... 40 Gardiner & Bell Bakhtin and the Human Sciences...... 39

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Georges Bataille: Essential Writings, Richardson...... 41 O'Neill Five Bodies...... 19 Giulianotti & Robertson Globalization and Football...... 5, 11 O'Neill The Domestic Economy of the Soul...... 40 Global Culture, Featherstone...... 6 Ordinary People and the Media, Turner...... 13, 38 Global Modernities, Featherstone, Lash & Robertson...... 6 Globalization and Belonging, Savage, Bagnall & Longhurst...... 7 P Globalization and Football, Giulianotti & Robertson...... 5, 11 Paul Virilio, Armitage...... 25, 41 Globalization, Robertson...... 5 Peer to Peer and the Music Industry, David...... 8, 14 Goodchild Deleuze and Guattari...... 40 Performativity & Belonging, Bell...... 22 Performing Culture, Tulloch...... 31 H Phenomenological Sociology, Ferguson...... 14, 34 Hetherington Expressions of Identity...... 12 Pierre Bourdieu and Cultural Theory, Fowler...... 43 History and Theory of the Social Sciences, A, Wagner...... 36, 42 Polar Inertia, Virilio...... 25 Postcolonial Challenge, The, Venn...... 8, 28 I Postmodernity USA, Woodiwiss...... 28 Images of Postmodern Society, Denzin...... 12 Immaterial Bodies, Blakcman...... 2, 20 R Individualization, Beck & Beck-Gernsheim...... 6, 27 Race, Sport and Politics, Carrington...... 11, 32 Informalization, Wouters...... 22 Radical Conservatism and the Future of Politics, Dahl...... 29, 36 Inhuman Nature, Clark...... 24 Reading Race, Denzin...... 14 Intensive Culture, Lash...... 13, 31 Recognition and Difference, Lash & Featherstone...... 32 Inventive Life, Fraser, Kember & Lury...... 24 Re-forming the Body, Mellor & Shilling...... 19, 30 Religion and Globalization, Beyer...... 5, 32 K Religion and Social Theory, Second Edition Turner...... 33 Kahn Modernity and Exclusion...... 27 Religion, Realism and Social Theory, Mellor...... 32 Kalra, Kaur & Hutnyk Diaspora and Hybridity...... 27, 38 Reproduction in Education, Society and Culture, Knowing Capitalism, Thrift...... 25, 36 Second Edition Bourdieu & Passeron...... 4, 31 Richardson Georges Bataille: Essential Writings...... 41 L Richardson The Experience of Culture...... 13, 35 Lash Critique of Information...... 24 Risk, Environment and Modernity, Lash, Szerszynski & Wynne...... 23 Lash Intensive Culture...... 13, 31 Risk Society, Beck...... 4, 23 Lash & Featherstone Recognition and Difference...... 32 Robbins French Post-War Social Theory...... 39, 41 Lash & Urry Economies of Signs and Space...... 6, 35 Robertson Globalization...... 5 Lash, Szerszynski & Wynne Risk, Environment and Modernity...... 23 Robertson & Turner Talcott Parsons...... 44 Laughter and Ridicule, Billig...... 13 Rojek Decentring Leisure...... 9 Liberal Democracy 3.0, Turner...... 27 Limits of Neoliberalism, The, Davies...... 2 S Love & Eroticism, Featherstone...... 22 Saturated Society, The, Sulkunen...... 36 Savage, Bagnall & Longhurst Globalization and Belonging...... 7 M Scheper-Hughes & Wacquant Commodifying Bodies...... 19 Macnaghten & Urry Bodies of Nature...... 20 Scott The Cultural Economy of Cities...... 9 Macnaghten & Urry Contested Natures...... 24, 26 Sex and Manners, Wouters...... 21 Maffesoli The Time of the Tribes...... 16, 37 Shiqiao Understanding the Chinese City...... 2 Marshall Bootlegging...... 12 Shildrick Embodying the Monster...... 20 McQuire The Media City...... 10, 16 Shilling Changing Bodies...... 18 Media City, The, McQuire...... 10, 16 Shilling The Body and Social Theory, Third Edition...... 3, 18 Mellor Religion, Realism and Social Theory...... 32 Shilling The Body in Culture, Technology and Society...... 18 Mellor & Shilling Re-forming the Body...... 19, 30 Shilling & Mellor The Sociological Ambition...... 37 Mellor & Shilling Sociology of the Sacred...... 2 Shopping Experience, The, Falk & Campbell...... 11 Mestrovic Thorstein Veblen on Culture and Society...... 44 Simmel on Culture, Frisby & Featherstone...... 43 Michel de Certeau, Buchanan...... 42 Simulation and Social Theory, Cubitt...... 15 Modernity and Exclusion, Kahn...... 27 Skeggs Formations of Class & Gender...... 21 Skrbis & Woodward Cosmopolitanism...... 3, 29 N Smart Facing Modernity...... 26, 42 Nava Changing Cultures...... 21 Smart The Sport Star...... 11, 17 Nederveen Pieterse Development Theory, Second Edition...... 26, 38 Smith Norbert Elias and Modern Social Theory...... 43 New Politics of Class, The, Eder...... 29, 35 Social Construction of Nature, The, Eder...... 22, 34 Norbert Elias and Modern Social Theory, Smith...... 43 Society and Culture, Turner & Rojek...... 15 Sociological Ambition, The, Shilling & Mellor...... 37 O Sociology in Question, Bourdieu...... 33, 43 Occidentalism, Venn...... 7, 28 Sociology of Giving, Berking...... 33 Odih Advertising in Modern and Postmodern Times...... 8 Sociology of Intellectual Life, The, Fuller...... 33

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