Fantasy City is an anlaysis of the postindustrial city as a site of entertaiment. By discussing examples from a wide variety of venues the author questions urban entertainment's economic foundations and historical background.
Fantasy City is an anlaysis of the postindustrial city as a site of entertaiment. By discussing examples from a wide variety of venues the author questions urban entertainment's economic foundations and historical background.
John Hannigan is Professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto. He is the author of Environmental Sociology also published by Routledge.
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Introduction Part 1 Going out and Staying in Chapter 1 "At Prices all can Afford" Chapter 2 Don't Go Out Tonight Chapter 3 "Cities are Fun" Part 2 Landscapes of Pleasure Chapter 4 "Sanitized Razzmatazz" Chapter 5 Shopertainment, Eatertainment, Edutainment Part 3 Entertaining Developments Chapter 6 The "Weenie" and the "Genie" Chapter 7 Calling the Shots Chapter 8 Gambling on Fantasy Chapter 9 Land of the Rising Fun Chapter 10 Saved by a Mouse?
Introduction Part 1 Going out and Staying in Chapter 1 "At Prices all can Afford" Chapter 2 Don't Go Out Tonight Chapter 3 "Cities are Fun" Part 2 Landscapes of Pleasure Chapter 4 "Sanitized Razzmatazz" Chapter 5 Shopertainment, Eatertainment, Edutainment Part 3 Entertaining Developments Chapter 6 The "Weenie" and the "Genie" Chapter 7 Calling the Shots Chapter 8 Gambling on Fantasy Chapter 9 Land of the Rising Fun Chapter 10 Saved by a Mouse?
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