Text
How We Use Stories and Why That Matters: Cultural Science in Action
CONTENTS\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nProlegomenon: Cultural science in action 1\\\\r\\\\n1 Causes and classes: Communicative causation\\\\r\\\\nand mediated subjectivity 3\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nPart I System (theory): Demes and communicative\\\\r\\\\ncausation 27\\\\r\\\\n2 Pushing back: Social media as an evolutionary\\\\r\\\\nphenomenon 29\\\\r\\\\n3 Smiling or smiting? Selves, states and stories in the\\\\r\\\\nconstitution of polities 67\\\\r\\\\n4 Armed and wild: What hope for open knowledge? 88\\\\r\\\\n5 Intellectual property: Industry versus language?\\\\r\\\\n(Something fishy going on) 108\\\\r\\\\n6 Intellectuals: Three phases – Paris, public, club 123\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nPart II Agent (practices): Knowing subjects and\\\\r\\\\nmediated subjectivity 141\\\\r\\\\n7 Authorship and the narrative of the self: The gods\\\\r\\\\n(Shakespeare) ? no one (Vogue) ? everyone (Dazed) 143\\\\r\\\\n8 Shakespearean class struggle: ‘The pit has frequently\\\\r\\\\nmade laws for the boxes’ 169\\\\r\\\\n9 Staged conflict: Dialogic monuments and\\\\r\\\\ndancing difference 181\\\\r\\\\n10 Reading magazines: Taking Death Cab for Cutie –\\\\r\\\\nfrom shed to Dalston 198\\\\r\\\\n11 What is television? A guide for knowing subjects 222\\\\r\\\\n12 World class: Girls as a problem of knowledge 239\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nAcknowledgements 271\\\\r\\\\nReferences 273\\\\r\\\\nIndex 294
No other version available