Contemporary Japan, despite its prominence in the world economy, has so far received little systematic sociological attention from western scholars. One of the most neglected areas has been urban sociology. This volume demonstrates a fresh approach to urban studies as well as a new way of looking at contemporary Japan which links economy and society in an innovative way. The book breaks new ground methodologically and conceptually by exploring contemporary Japanese urban lifestyles through the medium of an analysis of consumption behavior.
Contemporary Japan, despite its prominence in the world economy, has so far received little systematic sociological attention from western scholars. One of the most neglected areas has been urban sociology. This volume demonstrates a fresh approach to urban studies as well as a new way of looking at contemporary Japan which links economy and society in an innovative way. The book breaks new ground methodologically and conceptually by exploring contemporary Japanese urban lifestyles through the medium of an analysis of consumption behavior.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Clammer is Professor of Sociology in the Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities at O.P. Jindal Global University (Delhi, India). He previously taught at Sophia University (Tokyo) for almost two decades, and prior to that at the National University of Singapore. Dr Clammer has been a visiting professor or fellow at universities around the world including the United Nations University, Kent, Oxford, Handong, Tokyo, Buenos Aires, Murdoch, Pondicherry, and the Bauhaus Universität Weimar. He has also been a fellow of the Institutes of Advanced Studies at Warwick University and at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi. Professor Clammer's work has encompassed many fields including sociological and anthropological theory, the sociology of religion, solidarity economy, and the sociology and anthropology of Southeast Asia and Japan. His recent work has been on the sociology of art and the interface of culture and development, includes monographs like 'Culture, Development and Social Theory', 'Towards an Integrated Social Development, Art, Culture and International Development', 'Vision and Society: Towards a Sociology and Anthropology from Art', and the co-edited volume 'The Aesthetics of Development: Art, Culture and Social Transformation', as well as the forthcoming 'Cultural Rights and Justice: Sustainable Development, the Arts and the Body'.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Approaching Japan through the Study of Consumption. 2. Consumption and Urban Cultures in the Japanese City. 3. The Context of Desire. 4. Shopping and the Social Self. 5. Gender, Class and the Internationalization of Consumption. 6. Consuming Bodies: Media and the Construction and Representation of the Body. 7. Sites and Sights: The Consuming Eye and the Arts of the Imagination in Japanese Tourism. 8. Theorizing Consumption in Urban Japan. References. Index.
Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Approaching Japan through the Study of Consumption. 2. Consumption and Urban Cultures in the Japanese City. 3. The Context of Desire. 4. Shopping and the Social Self. 5. Gender, Class and the Internationalization of Consumption. 6. Consuming Bodies: Media and the Construction and Representation of the Body. 7. Sites and Sights: The Consuming Eye and the Arts of the Imagination in Japanese Tourism. 8. Theorizing Consumption in Urban Japan. References. Index.
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