Perspectives on everyday life : a cross disciplinary cultural analysis
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Perspectives on everyday life : a cross disciplinary cultural analysis
（Palgrave pivot）
Palgrave Macmillan, c2018
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Description
Perspectives on Everyday Life: A Cross Disciplinary Cultural Analysis makes the argument for studying everyday life through a combination of introductory theoretical approaches and a grouping of applications to specific aspects of American culture. The first part of the book addresses the idea of everyday life as considered by distinguished thinkers who have written books about everyday life, such as Sigmund Freud, Fernand Braudel, Henri Lefebvre, Michel de Certeau, and others. The second part of the book uses theories dealt with in the first part of the book to explore objects-such as suitcases, alarm clocks, milk, pacifiers, pressure cookers, smart speakers, and super-glue-and their part in the various rituals of everyday life in America, revealing their hidden meanings.
Table of Contents
Part I: Perspectives on Everyday Life1. Introduction2. Perspectives on Everyday Life3. Henri Lefebvre and Terrorism in Everyday Life4. Michel de Certeau and Resistance to Domination5. Fernand Braudel on the Structures in Everyday Life6. Sigmund Freud on Psychopathology in Everyday Life7. Milton Sapirstein and the Paradoxes of Everyday Life8. Myth and Everyday Life9. The Body and Everyday LifePart II: Everyday Life in America10. Alarm Clocks11. Amazon Echo Dot12. Chandeliers at the Grammys13. The Starbucks Coffee Shop Logo14. Teeth Whitening Agents15. Pacifiers 16. Toilets17. Milk18. Pressure Cookers19. Diet Products20. Hairstyles21. College Rejection Letters22. Air Jordans23. French Fries24. Backpacks25. Mattresses26. Women's Shoes27. Madonna's "Like a Prayer"28. Suitcases29. Super Glue30. Calendars31. Coda
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