Boredom Studies Reader
Frameworks and Perspectives
Herausgeber: Gardiner, Michael; Haladyn, Julian Jason
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Herausgeber: Gardiner, Michael; Haladyn, Julian Jason
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Boredom Studies is an increasingly rich and vital area of contemporary research that examines the experience of boredom as an importan - even quintessential - condition of modern life. This anthology of newly commissioned essays focuses on the historical and theoretical potential of this modern condition, connecting boredom studies with parallel
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Boredom Studies is an increasingly rich and vital area of contemporary research that examines the experience of boredom as an importan - even quintessential - condition of modern life. This anthology of newly commissioned essays focuses on the historical and theoretical potential of this modern condition, connecting boredom studies with parallel
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 422g
- ISBN-13: 9780367873752
- ISBN-10: 0367873753
- Artikelnr.: 58438485
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 422g
- ISBN-13: 9780367873752
- ISBN-10: 0367873753
- Artikelnr.: 58438485
Michael E. Gardiner is Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Western Ontario, Canada, where he is also a core faculty member of the Centre for the Study of Theory and Criticism. He teaches on social theory, everyday life and the sociology of utopia. Julian Jason Haladyn is an art historian and professor at OCAD University. He is the author of Boredom and Art: Passions of the Will to Boredom (Zero Books, 2014) and Marcel Duchamp: Étant donnés (Afterall, 2010), as well as numerous journal articles and book chapters on art and critical theory.
0. Introduction
0.0. 'Monotonous Splendour: An Introduction to Boredom Studies', Julian
Jason Haladyn and Michael E. Gardiner - p. 1
Part 1: Boredom and Subjectivity
1.1. ''Between Affect and History: The Rhetoric of Modern Boredom',
(Elizabeth S. Goodstein)
1.2. 'The Dialectic of Lassitude: A Reflexive Investigation', (Barry
Sandywell)
1.3. 'The Life That is Not Purely One's Own: Michel Henry and Boredom as an
Affect', (Antonio Calcagno)
Part 2: Boredom and Visual Culture
2.1. 'Entertainment: Contemporary Art's Cure for Boredom', (Frances
Colpitt)
2.2. 'Boring Cool People: Some Cases of British Boredom', (Elizabeth Legge)
2.3. 'The Universal Foreground: Ordinary Landscapes and Boring
Photographs', (Eugenie Shinkle)
Part 3: Boredom in/and the [Techno-]Social World
3.1. '#Boredom: Technology, Acceleration, and Connected Presence in the
Social Media Age', (Martin Hand)
3.2. 'Kierkegaard on Boredom and Self-Loss in the Age of Online Dating',
(Kevin Aho)
3.3. 'Overload, Boredom and the Aesthetics of Texting', (Sharday
Mosurinjohn)
Part 4: Boredom and its Discontents
4.1 'Boredom and the Banality of Power', (Saikat Majumdar)
4.2 'Boredom and Violence', (Jorg Kustermans)
4.3 'Everyday Life between Boredom and Fatigue', (Eran Dorfman)
4.4 'Attention and the Cause of Modern Boredom', (Erik Ringmar)
Part 5: Boredom's Futures
5.1. 'Boredom and the Meaning of Life', (Lars Svendsen)
5.2. 'Boredom and the Origin of
0.0. 'Monotonous Splendour: An Introduction to Boredom Studies', Julian
Jason Haladyn and Michael E. Gardiner - p. 1
Part 1: Boredom and Subjectivity
1.1. ''Between Affect and History: The Rhetoric of Modern Boredom',
(Elizabeth S. Goodstein)
1.2. 'The Dialectic of Lassitude: A Reflexive Investigation', (Barry
Sandywell)
1.3. 'The Life That is Not Purely One's Own: Michel Henry and Boredom as an
Affect', (Antonio Calcagno)
Part 2: Boredom and Visual Culture
2.1. 'Entertainment: Contemporary Art's Cure for Boredom', (Frances
Colpitt)
2.2. 'Boring Cool People: Some Cases of British Boredom', (Elizabeth Legge)
2.3. 'The Universal Foreground: Ordinary Landscapes and Boring
Photographs', (Eugenie Shinkle)
Part 3: Boredom in/and the [Techno-]Social World
3.1. '#Boredom: Technology, Acceleration, and Connected Presence in the
Social Media Age', (Martin Hand)
3.2. 'Kierkegaard on Boredom and Self-Loss in the Age of Online Dating',
(Kevin Aho)
3.3. 'Overload, Boredom and the Aesthetics of Texting', (Sharday
Mosurinjohn)
Part 4: Boredom and its Discontents
4.1 'Boredom and the Banality of Power', (Saikat Majumdar)
4.2 'Boredom and Violence', (Jorg Kustermans)
4.3 'Everyday Life between Boredom and Fatigue', (Eran Dorfman)
4.4 'Attention and the Cause of Modern Boredom', (Erik Ringmar)
Part 5: Boredom's Futures
5.1. 'Boredom and the Meaning of Life', (Lars Svendsen)
5.2. 'Boredom and the Origin of
0. Introduction
0.0. 'Monotonous Splendour: An Introduction to Boredom Studies', Julian
Jason Haladyn and Michael E. Gardiner - p. 1
Part 1: Boredom and Subjectivity
1.1. ''Between Affect and History: The Rhetoric of Modern Boredom',
(Elizabeth S. Goodstein)
1.2. 'The Dialectic of Lassitude: A Reflexive Investigation', (Barry
Sandywell)
1.3. 'The Life That is Not Purely One's Own: Michel Henry and Boredom as an
Affect', (Antonio Calcagno)
Part 2: Boredom and Visual Culture
2.1. 'Entertainment: Contemporary Art's Cure for Boredom', (Frances
Colpitt)
2.2. 'Boring Cool People: Some Cases of British Boredom', (Elizabeth Legge)
2.3. 'The Universal Foreground: Ordinary Landscapes and Boring
Photographs', (Eugenie Shinkle)
Part 3: Boredom in/and the [Techno-]Social World
3.1. '#Boredom: Technology, Acceleration, and Connected Presence in the
Social Media Age', (Martin Hand)
3.2. 'Kierkegaard on Boredom and Self-Loss in the Age of Online Dating',
(Kevin Aho)
3.3. 'Overload, Boredom and the Aesthetics of Texting', (Sharday
Mosurinjohn)
Part 4: Boredom and its Discontents
4.1 'Boredom and the Banality of Power', (Saikat Majumdar)
4.2 'Boredom and Violence', (Jorg Kustermans)
4.3 'Everyday Life between Boredom and Fatigue', (Eran Dorfman)
4.4 'Attention and the Cause of Modern Boredom', (Erik Ringmar)
Part 5: Boredom's Futures
5.1. 'Boredom and the Meaning of Life', (Lars Svendsen)
5.2. 'Boredom and the Origin of
0.0. 'Monotonous Splendour: An Introduction to Boredom Studies', Julian
Jason Haladyn and Michael E. Gardiner - p. 1
Part 1: Boredom and Subjectivity
1.1. ''Between Affect and History: The Rhetoric of Modern Boredom',
(Elizabeth S. Goodstein)
1.2. 'The Dialectic of Lassitude: A Reflexive Investigation', (Barry
Sandywell)
1.3. 'The Life That is Not Purely One's Own: Michel Henry and Boredom as an
Affect', (Antonio Calcagno)
Part 2: Boredom and Visual Culture
2.1. 'Entertainment: Contemporary Art's Cure for Boredom', (Frances
Colpitt)
2.2. 'Boring Cool People: Some Cases of British Boredom', (Elizabeth Legge)
2.3. 'The Universal Foreground: Ordinary Landscapes and Boring
Photographs', (Eugenie Shinkle)
Part 3: Boredom in/and the [Techno-]Social World
3.1. '#Boredom: Technology, Acceleration, and Connected Presence in the
Social Media Age', (Martin Hand)
3.2. 'Kierkegaard on Boredom and Self-Loss in the Age of Online Dating',
(Kevin Aho)
3.3. 'Overload, Boredom and the Aesthetics of Texting', (Sharday
Mosurinjohn)
Part 4: Boredom and its Discontents
4.1 'Boredom and the Banality of Power', (Saikat Majumdar)
4.2 'Boredom and Violence', (Jorg Kustermans)
4.3 'Everyday Life between Boredom and Fatigue', (Eran Dorfman)
4.4 'Attention and the Cause of Modern Boredom', (Erik Ringmar)
Part 5: Boredom's Futures
5.1. 'Boredom and the Meaning of Life', (Lars Svendsen)
5.2. 'Boredom and the Origin of