Home territories
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| Glavni autor: | Morley, David (-) |
| Vrsta građe: | Knjiga |
| Jezik: | eng |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
cop. 2000.
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| Nakladnička cjelina: |
Comedia
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| Predmet: |
Sadržaj:
- INTRODUCTION
- A place to start from
- Heim and Heimat
- Microwaving the macro theory
- Disciplinarity: multi, inter or post?
- Where the global meets the local
- Travelling and dwelling
- 1 IDEAS OF HOME
- Origins and belongings
- The domestic home: space, rules and comfort
- Homes and houses
- The history of home in urban space: a story of separations
- The social distribution of privacy and comfort
- The symbolism of home
- Privatisation and domesticity
- Homelessnes in a home-centered culture
- 2 HEIMAT, MODERNITY AND EXILE
- At home in the Heimat
- Rootlessness as disorder
- The road to the nation
- Defending the national home
- Sedentarism, mobility and the hearth
- Geographical monogamy and promiscuity
- At home in modernity
- The migrant's suitcase
- Language, recognition and silence
- Exile: living in the past
- The plight of the Yugo-zombies
- Migrant's homes and alien environments
- Transnational migration: Australian Italians
- Home is where you leave it
- 3 THE GENDER OF HOME
- Deconstruction domesticity: family propaganda
- Masculine premisses, gendered anxieties
- Domesticity, modernity and modernism
- The housewife, the home ant the Heimat: woman as home
- Gender, mobility and visibility
- Home, tradition and gender
- The gender of the modern public
- The place of the housewife
- The gendering of global space
- Gender essentialism?
- Heimat's darker shadows: domesticity, dirt and femininity
- The 'heimlich', the 'heimisch' and the 'unheimlich'
- The uncanny art object
- 4 AT HOME WITH THE MEDIA
- Domestic media/mediated domesticity
- TV in the modern home
- The media and the construction of domestic routine
- Negotiating difference in the family
- The gendered forms of media consumption
- The end of gender?
- Continuing divisions of gender
- Boundaries and technologies: communities on the phone wires
- Television in the Outback
- Virtual and actual travel
- Bounded realims: household and nation
- Virtual borders, virtual homes
- 5 BROADCASTING AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NATIONAL FAMILY
- The mediated nation as symbolic home
- Pareticipatory models of the media: from ideology to sociability
- Beyond the singular public sphere?
- The masculine public
- The whiteness of the public sphere
- White broadcasting in the UK
- Towards a multi-ethnic public sphere?
- Transnational and diasporic public spherea
- 6 THE MEDIA, THE CITY AND THE SUBURBS: URBAN AND VIRTUAL GEOGRAPHIES OF EXCLUSION
- Television as a suburban medium
- The suburbs: home with whom?
- Speaking up for the (gendered) suburbs
- Other suburbs
- The ecology of fear: white flight
- Suburbanis - the politics of withdrawal
- Geodemographics: "Where you live is who you are"
- The purification of space
- Matter out of place
- Problematic smells and signs
- The writing on the wall
- 7 MEDIA, MOBILITY AND MIGRANCY
- Exclusion, withdrawal and mobile privatisation
- Virtual and physical alterity
- Worlds in motion: moving images and deterritorialised viewer
- Migration and representation - symbols of impurity, rituals of purifications
- Spaces of difference: migrants, residential space and media representation in France
- Incarceration in the banlieues
- Territorial symbols
- Geographies and genres of representation
- Beyond the Orientalist image
- German Turks? 'Aüslander' and the others
- 8 POSTMODERN, VIRTUAL AND CYBERNETIC GEOGRAPHIES
- Virtual geopgraphies
- (Non) place, home and identity
- Bifocal visions and telesthesia
- Mediated strangers
- Fellowomen, compatriots and contemporaries
- The time of the Other
- Screening the Other
- The geography of sympathy
- The regime of the fictive "We"
- The boundaries of cyberspace: access to the Net
- Rhetorics of the technological sublime?
- Community lite and communitarianism
- The power geometry of "connexity"
- New geographies and differential mobilities
- Tourists and vagabonds
- 9 BORDERS AND BELONGINGS: STRANGERS AND FOREIGNERS
- Global culture: a boarderless world?
- Unsettling motion
- Citizenship and belonging
- Pilgrims and nomads: from (rapid) journeys to Generalised Arrival
- Continuing difficulties with differences
- Island boundaries
- Boundary, identity and conflict: social and psychological mechanisms
- Homely racism
- The racialisation of space
- Nationalism, narcissism and minor differences
- Kristeva: the problem of "the foreigner"
- Domesticating alterity
- 10 COSMOPOLITICS: BOUNDARY, HYBRIDITY AND IDENTITY
- Cosmopolitics and connexity: the new condition of the world?
- The migrant in limbo
- The value of mobility: home truths?
- The historical roots of "nomadology"
- Discrepant and variable cosmopolitanisms
- Hybridity talk
- The commodification of differences
- Anti-anti-essentialism
- Differential hybridities
- Nationalism and conjuncturalism
- Nation, community, and household: the fuzzy logics of solidarity
- 11 POSTMODERNISM, POST-STRUCTURALISM AND THE POLITICS OF DIFFERENCE: AT HOME IN EUROPE?
- Nostalgia, belonging and fear
- Cultural fundamentalism and Homo Xenophobicus
- Beyond identity politics?
- Community, difference and Heimat
- Europe: living on the ethnic faultlines
- The making of EuroCulture
- Europe as an unresolved issue
- Fortress Europe
- The Other within