This book explores how the meanings of race are made and remade in everyday acts of consumption: it is through the consumption of products, TV, new media, books, food, design, toys and games, plants, animals and landscapes that we make sense of ourselves and others.
This book explores how the meanings of race are made and remade in everyday acts of consumption: it is through the consumption of products, TV, new media, books, food, design, toys and games, plants, animals and landscapes that we make sense of ourselves and others.
Ben Pitcher is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Westminster, London. He has written extensively on race and racism, and in the area of cultural studies. He is author of The Politics of Multiculturalism (2009).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Theorizing Racial Consumption 3. Ethnic Appropriateness: White Nostalgia and Nordic Noir 4. Engaging Whiteness: Black Nerds 5. The Taste of Race: Authenticity and Food Cultures 6. Race and Children: From Anthropomorphism to Zoomorphism 7. Animals and Plants: Natural Gardening and Non-Native Species 8. Stories about Race: Knowledge and Form. Conclusion
1. Introduction 2. Theorizing Racial Consumption 3. Ethnic Appropriateness: White Nostalgia and Nordic Noir 4. Engaging Whiteness: Black Nerds 5. The Taste of Race: Authenticity and Food Cultures 6. Race and Children: From Anthropomorphism to Zoomorphism 7. Animals and Plants: Natural Gardening and Non-Native Species 8. Stories about Race: Knowledge and Form. Conclusion
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