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Routledge Concrete and Dust: Mapping Sexual Terrains of LA

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Explore the complex relationship between geography and identity in Concrete and Dust: Mapping the Sexual Terrains of Los Angeles. This work from the Innovative Ethnographies series examines the performative nature of sexualized identity within Hollywood and the surrounding valleys. It provides a deep look into the people living in the underbelly of the city and how sexual agency is mapped through both the body and human consciousness. This book contributes to the evolving field of ethnography by utilizing the cultural turn in research methods. It incorporates sensuous scholarship, which includes visual, aural, and sensory texts to create a multi-dimensional study. While Hollywood is a frequent subject in critical cultural theory, this text offers a unique perspective on the sexual geographies of the Los Angeles area. It is an essential read for those interested in anthropology, sociology, and the ways sensory experiences shape our understanding of urban environments and social identity.

Key Features

Examines the performative nature of sexualized identity within the Hollywood landscape and surrounding urban valleys.

Investigates the sexual geographies of Los Angeles and how agency is mapped on the body and in consciousness.

Utilizes innovative ethnographic research methods that incorporate visual, aural, and sensory texts.

Provides a deep study of the people living in the underbelly of Hollywood through sensuous scholarship.

Offers a unique perspective on critical cultural theory applied to the specific geography of Los Angeles.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
11 December 2012
Listed Since
19 August 2011

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