Offering students and lecturers an innovative approach to introductory level sociology, Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives, covers all the major areas conventionally introduced to first year students of sociology but in a context of place, time and division.
Offering students and lecturers an innovative approach to introductory level sociology, Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives, covers all the major areas conventionally introduced to first year students of sociology but in a context of place, time and division.
Peter Beilharz teaches in social theory, cultural sociology and historical sociology at La Trobe University. Most of his research is also in these areas including work on socialism and modernity, the idea of antipodean modernity, and ongoing work on Zygmunt Bauman. Peter is a founding editor of the journal Thesis Eleven and Director of the Thesis Eleven Centre for Cultural Sociology at La Trobe. Trevor Hogan works in social theory and urban studies and in both fields promotes research about our region visa via the Asia-Pacific, especially through collaborative and exchange projects in the Philippines and India. In his work for the Thesis Eleven Centre for Cultural Sociology, he is developing international collaboration with five international centers for social theory and cultural sociology, including two from Asia.
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Introduction: The Peculiar Path of Australasian Modernity PART 1 PLACE Section 1 Themes 1: Prelude: 'Land's Edge' and 'In Praise of Fugliness' 2: Australian Cities 3: Suburbs 4: Regions 5: Wilderness 6: Sealanes Section 2 Places Metropolitan Cities and their Hinterlands 7: Canberra 8: Sydney 9: West Sydney 10: Melbourne 11: Brisbane 12: Perth 13: Adelaide Towns and Regions 14: Regional Cities 15: Mining Towns 16: Northern Territory 17: Alice Springs 18: Pilbara and Kimberley 19: Kimberley 20: Murray-Darling Basin 21: Queensland Towns Edges 22: The Torres Strait Islands 23: PNG 24: Pacific Islands 25: New Zealand 26: Southeast Asian Cities 27: South Africa Centres 28: Britain 29: The United States 30: Australia and India 31: China and Australia PART 2 TIME Section 1 Time 32: Australia to 1880 33: 1880-1914 34: Between Two Wars 35: The Forties 36: The Fifties 37: The Sixties and Seventies 38: The Eighties and Beyond Section 2 Culture Living Culture 39: Growing Up 40: Women 41: Men 42: Children 43: Youth 44: Family 45: Animals Doing Culture 46: Work 47: Education 48: Law 49: Religions 50: Consumption 51: Food 52: Drugs Performing Culture 53: Art in Australia 54: Visual Media 55: Rock 'n' Roll Music 56: Sport Live-In Culture 57: Cars 58: Transport 59: Mobile Technologies 60: House and Habitat 61: Kitchens 62: Backyards 63: Architecture: Then and Now PART 3 DIVISION Section 1 Themes 64: Division 65: Insiders and Outsiders 66: Dividing Community Section 2 Division Movement, Margins, and Identities 67: Regulating Difference: Aborigines in the Settler State 68: Regulating Difference: Population Policy in the Settler State 69: Aboriginal Australians 70: Migrants 71: Exiles 72: Expatriates 73: Refugees 74: The Incarcerated Cycles of Social Division 75: Gender 76: Sexuality 77: Poverty 78: Class 79: New Global Elites Instituting Public Culture 80: Sustainability 81: Human Security: Water, Food and Energy 82: Citizenship, Solidarity, and the State 83: Social inequality in Australia and New Zealand 84: Policies of Inclusion PART 4 CONCLUSION 85: The Australian Settlement and the New Century
Introduction: The Peculiar Path of Australasian Modernity PART 1 PLACE Section 1 Themes 1: Prelude: 'Land's Edge' and 'In Praise of Fugliness' 2: Australian Cities 3: Suburbs 4: Regions 5: Wilderness 6: Sealanes Section 2 Places Metropolitan Cities and their Hinterlands 7: Canberra 8: Sydney 9: West Sydney 10: Melbourne 11: Brisbane 12: Perth 13: Adelaide Towns and Regions 14: Regional Cities 15: Mining Towns 16: Northern Territory 17: Alice Springs 18: Pilbara and Kimberley 19: Kimberley 20: Murray-Darling Basin 21: Queensland Towns Edges 22: The Torres Strait Islands 23: PNG 24: Pacific Islands 25: New Zealand 26: Southeast Asian Cities 27: South Africa Centres 28: Britain 29: The United States 30: Australia and India 31: China and Australia PART 2 TIME Section 1 Time 32: Australia to 1880 33: 1880-1914 34: Between Two Wars 35: The Forties 36: The Fifties 37: The Sixties and Seventies 38: The Eighties and Beyond Section 2 Culture Living Culture 39: Growing Up 40: Women 41: Men 42: Children 43: Youth 44: Family 45: Animals Doing Culture 46: Work 47: Education 48: Law 49: Religions 50: Consumption 51: Food 52: Drugs Performing Culture 53: Art in Australia 54: Visual Media 55: Rock 'n' Roll Music 56: Sport Live-In Culture 57: Cars 58: Transport 59: Mobile Technologies 60: House and Habitat 61: Kitchens 62: Backyards 63: Architecture: Then and Now PART 3 DIVISION Section 1 Themes 64: Division 65: Insiders and Outsiders 66: Dividing Community Section 2 Division Movement, Margins, and Identities 67: Regulating Difference: Aborigines in the Settler State 68: Regulating Difference: Population Policy in the Settler State 69: Aboriginal Australians 70: Migrants 71: Exiles 72: Expatriates 73: Refugees 74: The Incarcerated Cycles of Social Division 75: Gender 76: Sexuality 77: Poverty 78: Class 79: New Global Elites Instituting Public Culture 80: Sustainability 81: Human Security: Water, Food and Energy 82: Citizenship, Solidarity, and the State 83: Social inequality in Australia and New Zealand 84: Policies of Inclusion PART 4 CONCLUSION 85: The Australian Settlement and the New Century
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