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Cultural Studies, Volume 18 Issue 2 & 3 2004

Volume 1-10 of Cultural Studies now available online
ISSN: 1466-4348 (electronic) 0950-2386 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 6 issues per year
Subject: Cultural Theory;
Publisher: Routledge
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Rethinking everyday life
And then nothing turns itself inside out
Gregory J. Seigworth; Michael E. Gardiner
Pages 139 – 159
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The myth of everyday life
Toward a heterology of the ordinary
Barry Sandywell
Pages 160 – 180
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Shadowing history
National narratives and the persistence of the everyday
Harry Harootunian
Pages 181 – 200
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Everyday tragedy and creation
Translated from the French by Karen Isabel Ocaña
Michel Maffesoli
Pages 201 – 210
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The time and space of everyday life
Ian Burkitt
Pages 211 – 227
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Everyday utopianism
Lefebvre and his critics
Michael E. Gardiner
Pages 228 – 254
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Profane illuminations and the everyday
Keya Ganguly
Pages 255 – 270
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Experience as horizon
Koselleck, expectation and historical time
Michael Pickering
Pages 271 – 289
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A different life?
Barthes, Foucault and everyday life
Patrick ffrench
Pages 290 – 305
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Homework
Routine, social aesthetics and the ambiguity of everyday life
Ben Highmore
Pages 306 – 327
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Everyday shame
Elspeth Probyn
Pages 328 – 349
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Everyday presences
Andrew Metcalfe; Ann Game
Pages 350 – 362
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A mundane voice
Melissa Gregg
Pages 363 – 383
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Intimations of everyday life
Ubiquitous computing and the city
Anne Galloway
Pages 384 – 408
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Consumption and digital commodities in the everyday
Mark Poster
Pages 409 – 423
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An immense and unexpected field of action
Webcams, surveillance and everyday life
J. Macgregor Wise
Pages 424 – 442
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Responsive expression in living bodies
The power of invisible ‘real presences’ within our everyday lives together
John Shotter
Pages 443 – 460
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Electric animals
New models of everyday life?
Nigel Thrift
Pages 461 – 482
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Beyond metaphysics and nihilism
i>In Memoriam: Steve Crook, sociologist and teacher (1950–2002)
Barry Sandywell
Pages 483 – 493
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Notes on contributors
Pages 494 – 497
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