Materiality and Popular Culture
The Popular Life of Things
Herausgeber: Malinowska, Anna; Lebek, Karolina
Materiality and Popular Culture
The Popular Life of Things
Herausgeber: Malinowska, Anna; Lebek, Karolina
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This book critically approaches contemporary meanings of materiality and discuses ways in which we understand, experience, and engage with objects through popular culture in our private, social and professional lives.
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This book critically approaches contemporary meanings of materiality and discuses ways in which we understand, experience, and engage with objects through popular culture in our private, social and professional lives.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 726g
- ISBN-13: 9780367878177
- ISBN-10: 0367878178
- Artikelnr.: 58482569
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 726g
- ISBN-13: 9780367878177
- ISBN-10: 0367878178
- Artikelnr.: 58482569
Anna Malinowska is Assistant Professor at the Institute of English Cultures and Literatures (IECL), University of Silesia, Poland. Her research interests embrace critical theory, popular culture, material culture and love studies. She is particularly interested in the formation of social and cultural norms and social-aesthetic codes of cultural production Karolina Lebek is Assistant Professor at the Institute of English Cultures and Literatures (IECL), University of Silesia, Poland. She specializes in early modern studies, specifically in the study of objects as well as material cultures, i. e. theorizing and representing things in cultural and literary practices.
Introduction: The Popular Life of Things
[Anna Malinowska and Karolina Lebek]
Part 1: Theorizing the Popular and the Material
1. Culture: The 'Popular' and the 'Material'
[John Storey]
2. Cultural Materialisms and Popular Processes of Late Modernity
[Anna Malinowska]
3. The Secret Life of Things: Speculative Realism and the Autonomous Object
[Grzegorz Czemiel]
Part 2: From Material Media to Digital Materiality
4. The Representation of Book Culture in ItNarratives
[Joanna Maciulewicz]
5. The Intimacy of Writing - Lost in a Digital Age?
[Mayannah N. Dahlheim]
6. Popular Digital Imaging: Photoshop as Middlebroware
[Frédérik Lesage]
7. When You Are Not What You Do Not Have: Some Remarks on Digital
Inheritance
[Marcin Sarnek]
Part 3: The Agency of Things and the Negotiation of Meaning
8. I See Faces: Popular Pareidolia and the Proliferation of Meaning
[Joanne Lee]
9. From Piss-Communication to GraffARTi: Hegemony, Popular Culture and the
Bastard Art
[David Walton]
10. From Performance to Objects and Back: London's Inter-ion
[Lucia Vodanovic]
11. Bohemian Bourgeoisie and Subversive Commodities
[Bartosz Stopel]
Part 4: Popular Narratives and Material Culture
12. Objects Don't Lie: The Truth and the Things in Detective Stories
[Joanna Söko]
13. Emotional Territories: An Exploration of Wes Anderson's Cinemaps
[Nicolas Llano Linares]
14. The Poetics of Objects in True Detective
[Karolina Lebek]
15. Mapping the Daytime Landscape: World-Building on US Soap Opera
[C. Lee Harrington and Byron Miller]
Part 5: Material Culture and the Creative Self
16. In Reverse:
[Anna Malinowska and Karolina Lebek]
Part 1: Theorizing the Popular and the Material
1. Culture: The 'Popular' and the 'Material'
[John Storey]
2. Cultural Materialisms and Popular Processes of Late Modernity
[Anna Malinowska]
3. The Secret Life of Things: Speculative Realism and the Autonomous Object
[Grzegorz Czemiel]
Part 2: From Material Media to Digital Materiality
4. The Representation of Book Culture in ItNarratives
[Joanna Maciulewicz]
5. The Intimacy of Writing - Lost in a Digital Age?
[Mayannah N. Dahlheim]
6. Popular Digital Imaging: Photoshop as Middlebroware
[Frédérik Lesage]
7. When You Are Not What You Do Not Have: Some Remarks on Digital
Inheritance
[Marcin Sarnek]
Part 3: The Agency of Things and the Negotiation of Meaning
8. I See Faces: Popular Pareidolia and the Proliferation of Meaning
[Joanne Lee]
9. From Piss-Communication to GraffARTi: Hegemony, Popular Culture and the
Bastard Art
[David Walton]
10. From Performance to Objects and Back: London's Inter-ion
[Lucia Vodanovic]
11. Bohemian Bourgeoisie and Subversive Commodities
[Bartosz Stopel]
Part 4: Popular Narratives and Material Culture
12. Objects Don't Lie: The Truth and the Things in Detective Stories
[Joanna Söko]
13. Emotional Territories: An Exploration of Wes Anderson's Cinemaps
[Nicolas Llano Linares]
14. The Poetics of Objects in True Detective
[Karolina Lebek]
15. Mapping the Daytime Landscape: World-Building on US Soap Opera
[C. Lee Harrington and Byron Miller]
Part 5: Material Culture and the Creative Self
16. In Reverse:
Introduction: The Popular Life of Things
[Anna Malinowska and Karolina Lebek]
Part 1: Theorizing the Popular and the Material
1. Culture: The 'Popular' and the 'Material'
[John Storey]
2. Cultural Materialisms and Popular Processes of Late Modernity
[Anna Malinowska]
3. The Secret Life of Things: Speculative Realism and the Autonomous Object
[Grzegorz Czemiel]
Part 2: From Material Media to Digital Materiality
4. The Representation of Book Culture in ItNarratives
[Joanna Maciulewicz]
5. The Intimacy of Writing - Lost in a Digital Age?
[Mayannah N. Dahlheim]
6. Popular Digital Imaging: Photoshop as Middlebroware
[Frédérik Lesage]
7. When You Are Not What You Do Not Have: Some Remarks on Digital
Inheritance
[Marcin Sarnek]
Part 3: The Agency of Things and the Negotiation of Meaning
8. I See Faces: Popular Pareidolia and the Proliferation of Meaning
[Joanne Lee]
9. From Piss-Communication to GraffARTi: Hegemony, Popular Culture and the
Bastard Art
[David Walton]
10. From Performance to Objects and Back: London's Inter-ion
[Lucia Vodanovic]
11. Bohemian Bourgeoisie and Subversive Commodities
[Bartosz Stopel]
Part 4: Popular Narratives and Material Culture
12. Objects Don't Lie: The Truth and the Things in Detective Stories
[Joanna Söko]
13. Emotional Territories: An Exploration of Wes Anderson's Cinemaps
[Nicolas Llano Linares]
14. The Poetics of Objects in True Detective
[Karolina Lebek]
15. Mapping the Daytime Landscape: World-Building on US Soap Opera
[C. Lee Harrington and Byron Miller]
Part 5: Material Culture and the Creative Self
16. In Reverse:
[Anna Malinowska and Karolina Lebek]
Part 1: Theorizing the Popular and the Material
1. Culture: The 'Popular' and the 'Material'
[John Storey]
2. Cultural Materialisms and Popular Processes of Late Modernity
[Anna Malinowska]
3. The Secret Life of Things: Speculative Realism and the Autonomous Object
[Grzegorz Czemiel]
Part 2: From Material Media to Digital Materiality
4. The Representation of Book Culture in ItNarratives
[Joanna Maciulewicz]
5. The Intimacy of Writing - Lost in a Digital Age?
[Mayannah N. Dahlheim]
6. Popular Digital Imaging: Photoshop as Middlebroware
[Frédérik Lesage]
7. When You Are Not What You Do Not Have: Some Remarks on Digital
Inheritance
[Marcin Sarnek]
Part 3: The Agency of Things and the Negotiation of Meaning
8. I See Faces: Popular Pareidolia and the Proliferation of Meaning
[Joanne Lee]
9. From Piss-Communication to GraffARTi: Hegemony, Popular Culture and the
Bastard Art
[David Walton]
10. From Performance to Objects and Back: London's Inter-ion
[Lucia Vodanovic]
11. Bohemian Bourgeoisie and Subversive Commodities
[Bartosz Stopel]
Part 4: Popular Narratives and Material Culture
12. Objects Don't Lie: The Truth and the Things in Detective Stories
[Joanna Söko]
13. Emotional Territories: An Exploration of Wes Anderson's Cinemaps
[Nicolas Llano Linares]
14. The Poetics of Objects in True Detective
[Karolina Lebek]
15. Mapping the Daytime Landscape: World-Building on US Soap Opera
[C. Lee Harrington and Byron Miller]
Part 5: Material Culture and the Creative Self
16. In Reverse: