... culturalism constituent elements and features of scientific cultures culture as a problematic concept diachronic and synchronic variations ...

... elements and features of scientific cultures culture as a problematic concept diachronic and synchronic variations ...

... The conclusion reviews how the various transactional realities discussed in the book paved the way for postwar forms of multicultural governance by (to different degrees) displacing hierarchical conceptions of race in favor of more plural and cultural conceptions of difference. It looks first...

... Starting with the deeply problematic concept of “culture,” this chapter explores the mechanical cotton picker, NAFTA, the changing production of the victims of the agrarian South’s labor demands, and the muscle put on voting. On this basis the legal town and the apparent town of Maxton...

... The introduction discusses the book’s ethnographic scope and theoretical problematic, introducing the concept of the vocal uncanny and outlining the different ways in which the voice is made the subject of an expressive, institutional, and technologically informed reflexivity in radio and music...

... is not merely about reaching out for the other through the dialogic interplay among cultures, civilizations, and concepts. It is also about judging and orienting one’s peculiar nativism, cultural exclusiveness, constellative patterns of beliefs, manners, and languages in an intraactive negotiation involving...

.... swamps deference terror civil rights voting Starting with the deeply problematic concept of “culture,” this chapter explores the mechanical cotton picker, NAFTA, the changing production of the victims of the agrarian South’s labor demands, and the muscle put on voting. On this basis the legal...

.... Crosscultural understanding is not merely about reaching out for the other through the dialogic interplay among cultures, civilizations, and concepts. It is also about judging and orienting one’s peculiar nativism, cultural exclusiveness, constellative patterns of beliefs, manners, and languages...

... for clarity in theorizing the heterogeneity, the different scales and orders of music’s social mediation. But the social dimensions of music have also come to the fore in musicology in the past decade. A second goal of the chapter is to put this thinking into dialogue with the influential recent concepts...

... to global capitalism more broadly in the argument emphasizes cultural histories, (nonessentialized) subjectivities, and situated social action. migrant workers affect temporality This chapter examines three recent documentaries that focus on the children of migrant workers and their access...

... in this chapter affirm the importance of HBCUs. In her 1988 Spelman College inaugural address, she shares her vision for Spelman as a “mecca of Black women's studies,” weaving together poetry and sociological concepts to offer a hopeful message that captures the importance of liberal arts and the education...