The politics of selfhood : bodies and identities in global capitalism
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書誌事項
The politics of selfhood : bodies and identities in global capitalism
（Public worlds / Dilip Gaonkar and Benjamin Lee, series editors, v. 13）
University of Minnesota Press, c2003
- : pbk.
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- The illness of global capitalism / Margaret J. Tally
- The problematics of democratic action within disciplinary liberalism / Philip W. Jenks
- Genocide or assimilation / Antonella Fabri
- The ludic body / Lauren Langman
- From body politics to body shops / Timothy W. Luke
- Reinventing the liberal self / Eva Illouz
- Reflections in an unblinking eye / Timothy McGettigan
- From subject to citizen to consumer / Lauren Langman
- Narration and postmodern mediations of western selfhood / Richard Harvey Brown
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Looks at the ways social change is expressed through debates over identities and bodies. In bodies and selves, we can see politics, economics, and culture play out, and the tensions and crises of society made visible. The women's movement, lobbies for the elderly, pro-choice and pro-life movements, AIDS research and education, pedophilia and repressed memory, global sports spectacles, organ donor networks, campaigns for safe sex, chastity, or preventive medicine--all are aspects of the contemporary politics of bodies and identities touched on in this book. Three broad themes run through the collection: how the body is constructed in various ways for different purposes, how the electronic media and its uses shape selves and sensualities and contribute to civic discourse, and how global capitalism acts as a direct force in these processes. By taking a distinctly cross-cultural and comparative approach, this volume explores more fully than ever the political, economic, institutional, and cultural settings of corporeality, identity, and representation.
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