Image, Power, and Space: Studies in Consumption and Identity

Alan Tomlinson (Editor), Jonathan Woodham (Editor)

Research output: Book/ReportBook - edited

Abstract

Image, Power and Space: Studies in Consumption and Identity is a dynamic collection of studies by scholars working at the Chelsea School Research Centre (Faculty of Education and Sport) and the Centre for Research and Development (Faculty of Arts and Architecture), at the University of Brighton, UK. It brings together experts on sport and leisure, and art and design; draws upon social and cultural history, sociology and anthropology, cultural studies and politics; and confirms the interrelated concepts and themes of image, power and space as major frameworks and starting points for open-ended, interdisciplinary and critical research into popular culture and the arts.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationAachen
PublisherMeyer & Meyer
Number of pages160
ISBN (Print)9781841262444
Publication statusPublished - Oct 2007

Keywords

  • Studies in Consumption
  • Identity
  • power
  • space

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