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Toward a Sociology of the Trace /
Using culture as an entry point, and informed by the work of contemporary social theorists, the essays in this volume identify and challenge sites where the representational dimension of social life produces national identity through scripts of belonging, or traces. The contributors utilize empirica...
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Minneapolis :
University of Minnesota Press,
2010.
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| 505 | 0 | |a Prologue: Traces in the Social World; 1. Toward a Sociology of the Trace; Part I. Cartographies of Belonging; 2. The Prisoner's Curse; 3. A Nation of Families: The Codification and (Be)longings of Heteropatriarchy; 4. Culture, Masculinity, and the Time after Race; 5. Producing Sacrificial Subjects for the Nation: Japan's War-Related Redress Policy and the "Endurance Doctrine"; Part II. Spectacles of Consumption; 6. Coal Heritage/Coal History: Progress, Tourism, and Mountaintop Removal. | |
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