Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nPreface xiii\\\\r\\\\nNote on Transliteration and Abbreviations xvi\\\\r\\\\nNotes on the Contributorsxvii\\\\r\\\\n1. Introduction \\\\r\\\\nFarhad Daftary 1 \\\\r\\\\nPart I. nIzarI IsmaIlIs: syrIa, Central asIaand ChIna\\\\r\\\\n2. Modern History of the Nizari Ismailis of Syria\\\\r\\\\nDick Douwes 19\\\\r\\\\n3. The Nizari Ismailis of Central Asia in Modern Times…
Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nAcknowledgements ix\\\\r\\\\n1 Seeking Culture in a Cultural Void? The Relationship between\\\\r\\\\nSuburbia and Popular Culture 1\\\\r\\\\nCulture and representation 3\\\\r\\\\nThe suburban context 6\\\\r\\\\nSuburbia and shifting national norms 12\\\\r\\\\nStructure and omissions: Popular culture missing in action 19\\\\r\\\\nConclusion: New popular cultural parad…
Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nList of Figures vi\\\\r\\\\n1 Introduction: I got into trouble 1\\\\r\\\\n2 Fire dragon feminism 31\\\\r\\\\n3 Racialized myths and realities of Asian migrant women in\\\\r\\\\nthe Australian academy 71\\\\r\\\\n4 Happy diversity: Myths and realities of corporate diversity\\\\r\\\\nand inclusion 121\\\\r\\\\n5 Conclusion: Fire dragon feminist hopes and strategies 165…
Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nList of Figures vi\\\\r\\\\nAcknowledgements viii\\\\r\\\\n1 Personal Worth and Public Attention 1\\\\r\\\\n2 ‘The Drama of a Recognition’: City Lights 35\\\\r\\\\n3 Imitations of Celebrity 55\\\\r\\\\n4 Women’s Pictures 83\\\\r\\\\n5 Melotrauma 105\\\\r\\\\n6 Melodrama, Celebrity, The Queen 125\\\\r\\\\n7 Home from the Hill: Weiner 145\\\\r\\\\n8 A Star Is Bor…
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\…
Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nNotes on Contributors vii\\\\r\\\\nAcknowledgements ix\\\\r\\\\nLiterary Trials as Mirrors. An Introduction\\\\r\\\\nRalf Grüttemeier 1\\\\r\\\\nPart I Towards More Autonomy of Literature. Histories\\\\r\\\\nof Literary Trials 19\\\\r\\\\n1 Th e Legal Responsibility of the Writer Between Objectivity and\\\\r\\\\nSubjectivity: Th e French Case (Nineteenth to Twenty-F…
Contents\\\\r\\\\nList of Illustrations viii\\\\r\\\\nAcknowledgements xiv\\\\r\\\\nData Access Statement xv\\\\r\\\\nWorld Index xvi\\\\r\\\\n1 Te Place Between 1\\\\r\\\\nHow change looks 1\\\\r\\\\nImagining otherwise 7\\\\r\\\\nBox 1.1: Further reading 14\\\\r\\\\nEmbracing the impossible 17\\\\r\\\\n2 Speculating sideways 27\\\\r\\\\nEnvisioning parallel worlds 27\\\\r\\\\nActivity 2.1: St…
Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nList of Illustrations vii\\\\r\\\\nForeword by Steven J. Jackson ix\\\\r\\\\nIntroduction 1\\\\r\\\\nEllen Rutten\\\\r\\\\nPart I Imperfect Shapes\\\\r\\\\n1 The Aesthetics of Imperfection in Everyday Life 23\\\\r\\\\nYuriko Saito\\\\r\\\\n2 Making Meaning with Mistakes 51\\\\r\\\\nMieke Bal\\\\r\\\\n3 The Vertical Inverted? Dirt Aesthetics in Russian Conceptualist\\…
CONTENTS\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nList of Figures vii\\\\r\\\\nList of Contributors xi\\\\r\\\\nAcknowledgments xiv\\\\r\\\\nIntroduction: Relating to Things That Relate to Us\\\\r\\\\nHeather Wiltse 1\\\\r\\\\nPART ONE CARING FOR THINGS THAT\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nCARE FOR US 13\\\\r\\\\n1 Privacy as Care in the Internet of Things\\\\r\\\\nD.E. Wittkower 15\\\\r\\\\n2 Attachment to Things, Artifacts, De…
Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nAbout the Contributors xi\\\\r\\\\nList of Illustrations xvii\\\\r\\\\n1. Introduction: Faith and Culture\\\\r\\\\nAMYN B. SAJOO 1\\\\r\\\\n2. Everyday Tradition\\\\r\\\\nEARLE WAUGH 21\\\\r\\\\n3. Modernity: Secular and Sacred\\\\r\\\\nABDULLAHI AN-NAIM 37\\\\r\\\\n4. Spiritual Life\\\\r\\\\nCARL W. ERNST 57\\\\r\\\\n5. Gender and Identity\\\\r\\\\nELENA CAPRIONI AN…