Rigged Hilary WhiteMost people find it hard to define 'the economy' beyond saying it is 'to do with money'. Through ethnographic research in a city on the South coast of England, this book explores what 'the economy' means to people's lives and what goes through their minds when they hear politicians talking about it.
Proposing a new way of understanding the relationship between the city and personal identity
It provides a guide to the changes in style and taste
It makes a substantial contribution to debates about collective burial in the Neolithic
Why do spectators react as they do
helpful appendices and a commentary which explains difficult or significant passages within the play
Frontiers of Screen History is an edited collection that provides an insightful exploration into the depiction and imagination of European borders in cinema after the Second World War
leading international scholars focus on how children from very different contexts travel between their homes and their schools and how this transitional space (Third place) impacts their daily lives and interactions with their environment
History and memory supplies an accessible and readable introduction to recent work on memory in history and other disciplines
This book argues that health measurements are given artificial authority if they are particularly amenable to calculability and easy measurement
reflective essays
and the boundaries of human language and physicality
From box office flop to one of the most successful cult films of all time
