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Flapjacks and feudalism : social mobility and class in The Archers /
Flapjacks and Feudalism: Social Mobility and Class in The Archersis an excavation into the family and class politics found in the clans of the residents of Ambridge, in BBC Radio 4's The Archers.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Otros Autores: | , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Bingley, UK :
Emerald Publishing Limited,
2021.
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| Edición: | First edition. |
| Colección: | The academic Archers book set
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Preface: The Haves and Have Nots: Wealth and Value in Ambridge; Cara Courage and Nicola Headlam Section 1
- It's who you know, and what you know about them Chapter 1. The Grundys and their Oppressors; Keith Flett Chapter 2. Two-in/one-out: network power, kin-keeping and 'airtight' distinction; Nicola Headlam Section 2
- The Fall of The House of Aldridge, the Rise of the Oppressed Grundys? Chapter 3. 'If you have security, Ed, that is everything': Deconstructing 'security' as a buffer against life's challenges; Lalage Cambell Chapter 4. 'Feeding the Horses': Modern Slavery, the dark side of construction hidden in plain sight in Ambridge; Nicola Headlam Chapter 5. Borsetshire Businessman or Feckless Farmer?; Christine Narramore Chapter 6. What to do when you're no longer Borsetshire's Businessperson of the Year or How to handle a scandal; Olivia Vandyk Section 3
- Family function and dysfunction Chapter 7. Contemporary social problems in a rural setting: using The Archers in Social Work Education; Helen Burrows Chapter 8. Academic Archers Assembly: Putting the parents on trial; Cara Courage Chapter 9. Accent and Identity in Ambridge: The link between spoken language and identity; Rob Drummond Chapter 10. 'We Should have called him Damien': A discussion of the impact of Henry Archer's early years on potential crimes of the future; Nicola Maxfield Chapter 11. Fear, fecklessness and flapjacks: Imagining Ambridge's offenders; Charlotte Bilby Section 4
- Housing and the Ambridge Fairy Chapter 12. Rich Relatives or Ambridge Fairy?: Patronage and expectation in Ambridge housing pathways; Claire Astbury Chapter 13. Staying in the Spare Room: Social Connectedness and Household Co-residence in The Archers; Paula Fomby Chapter 14. Can't Afford The Laurels?: Care Provision in Ambridge in 2041; Ruth Heilbronn and Rosalind Janssen Section 5
- It takes a village... Chapter 15. Parents, siblings, and the pursuit of power: Predicting the future leaders of Ambridge; Timothy Vercellotti Chapter 16. 'From the moment those two joined the committee it's been grunge bands, sumo wrestlers and souffle competitions': What Ambridge's civil society says about UK politics in 2019; Amy Saunders Chapter 17. A divided village: A narrative study using a theoretical lens of speculative ontology; Maggie Bartlett.