Approaches and methods in event studies
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Approaches and methods in event studies
(Routledge advances in event research series)
Routledge, 2016
- : hbk
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The recent proliferation of events as a subject of study in its own right has signalled the emergence of a new field - event studies. However, whilst the management-inspired notion of planned events, which strives for conceptual slenderness, may indeed be useful for event managers, the moment we attempt to advance knowledge about events as social, cultural and political phenomena, we realise the extent to which the field is theoretically impoverished. Event studies, it is argued, must transcend overt business-like perspectives in order to grasp events in their complexities.
This book challenges the reader to reach beyond the established modes of thinking about events by placing them against a backdrop of much wider, critical discourse. Approaches and Methods in Event Studies emerges as a conceptual and methodological tour de force-comprising the works of scholars of diverse backgrounds coming together to address a range of philosophical, theoretical, and methods-related problems. The areas covered include the concepts of eventification and eventual approaches to events, a mobilities paradigm, rhizomatic events, critical discourse analysis, visual methods, reflexive and ethnographic research into events, and indigenous acumen.
Researchers and students engaged in the study of events will draw much inspiration from the contributions and from the volume as a whole.
目次
What and when is an 'event': a short prelude to event studies
(Tomas Pernecky)
Part I Introduction
1. The epistemic foundations of event studies
(Tomas Pernecky)
Part II Articulating a broader philosophical, conceptual, and theoretical vision for event studies
2. Evental approaches to the study of events
(Iain Mackenzie & Robert Porter)
3. Eventification: framing the Ordinary as the Extraordinary
(Temple Hauptfleisch)
4. The creative guerrilla: makers, organisation and belonging
(Welby Ings)
5. A mobilities approach to events
(Kevin Hannam)
PART III Towards critical capacity and methodological vigilance for the study of events
6. Critical discourse analysis: towards critiquing the language of events
(William Feighery)
7. Visual methods in event studies
(Dennis Zuev)
8. Tourism and new collective effervescence: the encoding of 'Aboriginality' - a worldmaking critique of special events and special places
(Keith Hollinshead & Rukeya Suleman)
9. Ethnography in the diaspora: Indian cultural production and transnational networks
(Alison Booth)
10. Collapsing social distance with cake and tea: the influence of Indigenous
methodologies
(Jared Mackley-Crump)
PART IV Conclusion
11. Events and the framing of peoples and places: acts of declarations/acts of devilry
(Keith Hollinshead & Rukeya Suleman)
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