Cultural Theory in Everyday Practice

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Oxford University Press (2008)
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Takes some of the most prominent theoretical approaches used in Cultural Studies and demonstrates the ways in which they are used to evaluate, analyse and interpret recent events, debates, topics and texts in contemporary society. N. Anderson, Macquarie University; K. Schlunke, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia.

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Eating the other : deconstructing the "ethics" of cannibalism.Nicole Anderson
Alternative therapies as disciplinary practices : the uses and limitations of a Foucauldian approach.Ruth Barcan
Touching skin : embodiment and the senses in the work of Ron Mueck.Anne Cranny-Francis
Body, gender, gurlesque, intersex.Vicki Crowley
Talk table : doing-ethnography in the kitchen.Jean Duruz
Can't get you out of my head : consuming celebrity, producing sexual identity.Brett Farmer
Botanizing on the asphalt" : Benjamin and practices of flanerie.Tara Forrest
From other to self and back : the curious history of ethnography.Bob Hodge
No peace without war, no war without peace : deconstructing war.Nick Mansfield
Comics as everyday theory : the counterpublic world of Taiwanese women fans of Japanese homoerotic manga.Fran Martin
Momentum.Stephen Muecke
What's so funny about Indian casinos? : comparative notes on gambling, white possession and popular culture in Australia and the USA.Fiona Nicoll
Living with things : consumption, material culture and everyday life.Greg Noble
Beauty and the Bollywood star : stories of skin colour and transnational circulations of whiteness.Goldie Osuri
Visual cultures of orientalism and empire : the Abu Ghraib images.Joseph Pugliese
Ethnografts.Katrina Schlunke
Rrapping Irigaray : flesh, passion, world.Linnell Secomb
Flesh machines : self-making and the postmodern body.Elizabeth Stephens
Tattooing : the bio-political inscription of bodies and selves.Nikki Sullivan
Metaphors of voice quality.Theo van Leeuwen
Kung fu fighting : doing action and negotiating masculinity.Audrey Yue

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