

The Body and Social Theory by Chris Shilling
This clear, critical analysis of the new sociological literature on the body provides an introduction to the most important traditions of thought which have informed social theories of human embodiment. Surveying the range of social theories of the body, Chris Shilling offers a comprehensive and innovative assessment of the field. He analyzes naturalistic, social constructionist and feminist theories of the body, appraises the fundamental sociological contributions of Pierre Bourdieu and Norbert Elias, and demonstrates the centrality of the body to the traditional concerns of social theory.-
Risk Society
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Reproduction in Education, Society and Culture
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Symbolic Exchange and Death
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The Tourist Gaze
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Pierre Bourdieu and Cultural Theory
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Formations of Class & Gender
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The Body and Society
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The Masque of Femininity
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Globalization and Football
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Laughter and Ridicule
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Theories of Modernity and Postmodernity
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Sociology in Question
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The New Politics of Class
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Individualization
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Globalization and Belonging
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Cyberspace/Cyberbodies/Cyberpunk
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Contested Natures
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Baroque Reason
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Embodying the Monster
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The Tourist Gaze 3.0
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Globalization
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Economies of Signs and Space
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The Contradictions of Culture
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The Symbol Theory
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Georges Bataille: Essential Writings
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The Consumer Society
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The Sociological Ambition
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Body Modification
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Undoing Culture
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Simmel on Culture
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The Cinematic Society
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Cultural Identity and Global Process
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Diaspora and Hybridity
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Bakhtin and the Human Sciences
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| Title | The Body and Social Theory |
| Author | Chris Shilling |
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