Strange Places: The Political Potentials and Perils of Everyday Spaces explores the ways in which places can support good politics in a global era. Using concrete examples and cases, this interdisciplinary work is accessible to a broad scholarly audience.
Strange Places: The Political Potentials and Perils of Everyday Spaces explores the ways in which places can support good politics in a global era. Using concrete examples and cases, this interdisciplinary work is accessible to a broad scholarly audience.
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Chapter 1. Why Place, Why Now? Chapter 3 Chapter 2. The Political Problem of Place Chapter 4 Chapter 3. Place in Capitalist Narratives and Practices Chapter 5 Chapter 4. Rhizomes and the Politics of Fixity and Flow Chapter 6 Chapter 5. From Arendt's Table to Pynchon's Used Car Lot: Relation and Separation in the Place of the Polity Chapter 7 Chapter 6. Making Meaning, Making Place: Place, Values, and Critique of Everyday Spaces Chapter 8 Chapter 7. Changing Places Chapter 9 Chapter 8. The Potentials of Place
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Chapter 1. Why Place, Why Now? Chapter 3 Chapter 2. The Political Problem of Place Chapter 4 Chapter 3. Place in Capitalist Narratives and Practices Chapter 5 Chapter 4. Rhizomes and the Politics of Fixity and Flow Chapter 6 Chapter 5. From Arendt's Table to Pynchon's Used Car Lot: Relation and Separation in the Place of the Polity Chapter 7 Chapter 6. Making Meaning, Making Place: Place, Values, and Critique of Everyday Spaces Chapter 8 Chapter 7. Changing Places Chapter 9 Chapter 8. The Potentials of Place
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