[csaa-forum] Re: csaa-forum Digest, Vol 32, Issue 13

Fri Dec 29 16:14:55 CST 2006

 DEar Terry

I'm not sure how vicious the bidding wars for potential reviwers are -but
I'd be happy to review eihter of the following:

Elizabeth Povinelli, The Empire of Love: Towards a Theory of Intimacy,
Genealogy, and Carnality, Duke University Press.

Howard McNaughton and Andy Lim (eds.), The Reinvention of Everyday Life:
Culture in the 21st Century, Canterbury University Press.

The Povinelli would be a delight to read - but there are probably queues a
mile long!

I've just finished tutoring a general introduction to 'the study of
everyday life'in our department - so i'd also be happy to look at a
contemmporary critical anthology too.

I'm currently doing research in New york - so any hard copies would have t
be sent to my Broklyn address, rather than the Department.

Let me know - if ýou'd be interested
(Hope to hear from you soon)

cheers

Margaret Mayhew
Phd candidate
Department of Gender and Cultural Studies
university of sydney

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> As the Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies book reviews
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> Derek Bose, Brand Bollywood, Sage, New Delhi.
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> Ben Highmore, Cityscapes, Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke.
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> Tim Lawrence, Love Saves the Day: A History of American Dance Music
> Culture
> 1970-1979, Duke University Press.
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> Mike Budd and Max Kirsch (eds.), Rethinking Disney: Private Control,
> Public
> Dimensions, Wesleyan University Press.
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> Barbara Creed, Phallic Panic: Film, Horror and the Uncanny, Melbourne
> University Press.
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> Robert Lapsley and Michael Westlake, Film Theory: An Introduction,
> Manchester University Press.
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> Sean Cubitt, The Cinema Effect, MIT Press.
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> Claire Burchall, Knowledge Goes Pop: From Conspiracy Theory to Gossip,
> Berg.
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> Elizabeth Povinelli, The Empire of Love: Towards a Theory of Intimacy,
> Genealogy, and Carnality, Duke University Press.
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> Peter Broks, Understanding Popular Science, Open University Press.
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> Ian Hutchby, Media Talk: Conversation Analysis and the Study of
> Broadcasting, Open University Press.
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> Howard McNaughton and Andy Lim (eds.), The Reinvention of Everyday Life:
> Culture in the 21st Century, Canterbury University Press.
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> David Bell and Joanne Hollows (eds.), Ordinary Lifestyles: Popular
> Media,
> Consumption and Taste, Open University Press.
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> Matthew Kapell and John Lawrence (eds.), Finding the Force of the Star
> Wars
> Franchise: Fans, Merchandise and Critics, Peter Lang.
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> Shane Homan (ed.), Access All Eras: Tribute Bands and Global Pop
> Culture,
> Open University Press.
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> Donald Matheson, Media Discourse: Analysing Media Texts, Open University
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