Cultural studies : a research volume

Author(s)

• Denzin, Norman K.
• Nimkoff, Mark
• Bratich, Jack Zeljko
• Elavsky, Michael
• Pimplaskar, Uma

Bibliographic Information

Cultural studies : a research volume

editor, Norman K. Denzin

JAI Press, c1996-

• v. 1 : 1996
• v. 2 : 1997
• v. 3 : 1998
• v. 4 : 1999
• v. 5

Note

Includes bibliographical references

v. 5: Managing editor: Mark Nimkoff ; editorial assistants, Jack Zeljko Bratich, Michael Elavsky, Uma Pimplaskar

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

v. 2 : 1997 ISBN 9780762302413

Description

This is the second volume of an interdisciplinary publication, drawing on contemporary scholarship in such fields as speech communication, education, anthropology, sociology, history and English.

Table of Contents

• Part 1 Critical pedagogy and interventionist texts: the uses of culture - canon formation, postcolonial literature and the multicultural project, Cameron McCarthy et al
• kinderculture - the cultural studies of childhood, Shirley Steinberg
• reflections on homeless work time, M. Casey Condon. Part 2 The media sexuality and civil rights: a syntax of motion - time, space and television, C.W. Kaha
• paranoid fictions - conspiracy theory, JFK and the nightmare on Elm Street continued, John Orr
• HVC in the mass media - the unbearable absence of meaning, Gary Krug
• (re)figuring homosexuality - "real minorities" and civil rights - a textual analysis of Colorado for family values' amendment two tabloid, Harry C. Denny
• AIDS resistance and remembrance - MTV's tribute to and reframing of Pedro Zamora, Harry C. Denny. Part 3 Mother stories: my mother's car, Michael Mcall
• are you my alma mater? Laurel Richardson
• the infant's first step, Patricia T. Clough
• "I love Lucy", Norman K. Denzin. Part 4 Auto-ethnography experimental texts and new theory: concatenations - three lives..to be continued, Robert Rinehart
• the loneliest whistle is the whistle of a train - auto-ethnography with photographs, Richard Quinney
• reading the news in the age of postmodern mass media - gang murders in the Los Angeles Times, Wayne Martin Mellinger
• beyond the text - the sociality of image-based viewing practices, Ron Lembo
• reading the male experience of rock music - four songs about women, Joseph A. Kotarba.

Volume

v. 3 : 1998 ISBN 9780762304196

Description

This is V3 in the Cultural Studies series edited by Norman K.Denzin

Table of Contents

List of contributors. Introduction. Critical Pedagogies and Interventionist Texts. Disturbing the colonial frames of ethnographic representation: releasing feminist imagination on the Academy (C.J. White et al.). Invitations to be creative (I. Stronach). Reading and Writing Cultural Studies. Becoming appropriately modern: a genealogy of cultural studies in South Africa 1948-1989 (J. Muller, K. Tomaselli). Voice, discourse, and space: competing/combining methodologies in cultural studies (P. Saukko). Metaphysicians and ironists: reflections on sociology and its history (R.A. Jones). Narrative dis-curses (B. Cullum-Swan, P.K. Manning). Thick and thin narratives: thickness of description, expectation, and causality (M. Hyvarinen). Diagnostics of Horror, Illness, and Intimacy. Reading alien(s): a diagnostics of horror (G. McGregor). Illness narratives and human development: changing metaphors about the body in a case of anorexia nervosa (C.G. Banks). Big nights: authenticity and contrivance in contemporary film (J.J. Dowd). Mother Stories. Sarah & me (M.M. McCall). The white, the blue and the black: a matrix of writing (P.T. Clough). "That psychiatrist" (N.K. Denzin). Dear baby: a multitext auto-ethnography of miscarriage (V. Duffy).

Volume

v. 4 : 1999 ISBN 9780762304806

Description

"Cultural Studies" is an interdisciplinary series, drawing on contemporary scholarship in such fields as speech communication, education, anthropology, sociology, history, and English. Papers focus on the intersection of interpretive critical theory, qualitative inquiry, culture, media, history, biography and social structure. This international research publication creates a space for the study of those global cultural practices and cultural forms that shape the meanings of race, ethnicity, class, nationality, and gender in the contemporary world.

Table of Contents

List of contributors. Introduction. Queering Society and Self. Living lesbian battering (G. Giorgio). The queer university: imagining the postmodern academy (W.G. Tierney). Self, Society and the Postmodern Community. JFK in black and white: the Kennedy assassination, Dallas and collective guilt (R. Bradley). The heart and other organs of darkness (A. Shelton). Internet, community, and the technological way of being (A. Northcott). What's in a name? Language, power, and a "post-historical" critique of the patronymic (C.F. Springwood, C.L. Springwood). Cognitive mapping and ethical practice: the novels of Richard Powers (S. Miklaucic). Milling at the margins: a critique of the decentered subject - a mystory (C.M. Sabik). Shvitzing/Kibitzing: bodies, communication, and "communion" in a men's locker room (C.N. Poulos). Reading the Cinematic Society. Postmodern knights in celluloid armor: the photojournalist as contemporary cultural hero (A. Peace). Messing: information, liminality, dread (N. Kohn). The search for lost fear: the social world of the horror fan in terms of symbolic interactionism and cultural studies (R. Winter). Evangelical Christians' responses to popular culture: towards an evaluative schema (T. Rendelman).

Volume

v. 5 ISBN 9780762306404

Description

This is the 5th volume in the series Cultural Studies, edited by Norman K. Denzin

Table of Contents

List of contributors. Introduction. South African Cultural Studies. South African cultural studies: a journal's journey from apartheid to the worlds of the post (K. Tomaselli, A. Shepperson). Notes on Critical Arts (K. Tomaselli). Keyan Tomaselli and cultural studies in South Africa (N. Masilela). Performing (and Writing) Culture. A senseless world (D. Rodriguez). Resisting a narrative: deconstructing The Lamanite: a performance text (C.A. Crue). "Nobody knows the trouble I've seen" (C. Dunbar Jr.). "...and forgyf us ure gyltas": transgressive writing in sports studies (R.E. Rinehart). Representing Race. Race as a kind of speech act (L.F. Miron, J.X. Inda). America's new son: Tiger Woods and America's multiculturalism (C.L. Cole, D.L. Andrews). Mapping aesthetics within a global landscape: the work of art in the postcolonial imagination (C.McCarthy, G. Dimitriadis). "The Mexican Problem": nation and "native" in Mexican muralism and cultural discourse (M.K. Coffey). Choreographing colonialism: athletic mascots, (dis)embodied Indians, and euroamerican subjectivities (C.R. King, C.F. Springwood). Gender Narratives. Queen of the class: sexual identities in pedagogical spaces (K.G. Honeychurch). Genital narratives and early modern sexual politics (T.L. Thompson). Designing fear: environmental security and violence against women (C.A. Rentschler). New Directions. Hunting the mind hunters: on the cultural significance of psychological profiling (C. Lackey). Design/communication as mutual-personal creative action (W. Woodward). Hail to the subject: the durability (for the moment) of neoliberalism (B.M. Goss).

Volume

v. 1 : 1996 ISBN 9781559389518

Description

This is the first volume of an interdisciplinary publication, drawing on contemporary scholarship in such fields as speech communication, education, anthropology, sociology, history and English. Manuscripts focus on the intersection of interpretive critical theory, qualitative inquiry, culture, media, history, biography and social structure.

Table of Contents

• Foreword - opening up cultural studies, Norman K. Denzin. Part 1 Sociology and cultural studies: relativizing sociology - the challenge of cultural studies, Steven Seidman
• postmodernism, cultural studies and contemporary social inquiry, David R. Dickens
• postponing the postmodern, Ben Agger. Part 2 Feminist discourse: anorexia nervosa - rereading the stories that became me, Paula Saukko
• my story of anorexia nervosa - new discourses for change and recovery, Mary Walstrom
• it's just a female thing, Lisa M. Sammiguel
• what's wrong with this picture? comparing lived experience and textual representations of endometriosis, Lisa M. Sammiguel. Part 3 Race, popular culture and the media: race, suburban resentment and the representation of the inner city in contemporary film and television, Cameron McCarthy et al
• look - it's the NBAs showtime - visions of race and popular imagery, Cheryl L. Cole and David L. Andrews
• where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? discourses of nation, family and masculinity in Dyersville, IA, Charles Fruehling Springwood
• Oliver Stone's Vietnam trilogy - pseudo-realist narratives and male hegemony, Andrea Fontana and Claudia Collins
• the new childhood - home alone as a way of life, Joe Kincheloe
• the emergence of contemporary sport forms - paintball, Robert Rinehart. Part 4 Critical pedagogy and interventionist texts: mobilizing meaning, demobilizing critique? dilemmas in the deconstruction of educational discourse, Maggie Maclure and Ian Stronach
• from a privileged position - teachers, research and popular culture, Chris Richards
• death (an assemblage), Steven Wiley.

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Details

• NCID: BA30238650
• ISBN:
  • 1559389516
  • 0762302410
  • 0762304197
  • 0762304804
  • 0762306408
• Country Code: us
• Title Language Code: eng
• Text Language Code: eng
• Place of Publication: Greenwich, Conn. ; London
• Pages/Volumes: v.
• Size: 24 cm
• Classification:
  • DC20 : 306/.07