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Routledge Digesting the Public Sphere - Sociology Book

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Description

Explore the complexities of our daily environments with Digesting the Public Sphere from Routledge. This academic work examines the spaces we inhabit every day, from busy streets and shopping centers to public transportation. It looks closely at how we interact with different groups of people, including the empowered, the disempowered, and those who are often omitted from social discourse. This book examines the many ways the concept of public space is shaped by power, performance, and place. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of how public life is visualized and experienced through the design of buildings, the function of institutions, and the rhythm of daily activities. It provides a framework for understanding how these spaces are contested and constructed within our social reality. Ideal for students and professionals in anthropology and sociology, this text offers a way to analyze the routine spectrum of life. By looking at the ceremony and design of our surroundings, the book helps clarify how the public sphere functions in modern society.

Key Features

Examines the daily spectrum of life within the public sphere, including streets, shopping centers, and transit.

Analyzes social interactions between various groups, ranging from the powerful to the disempowered and omitted.

Investigates how power, performance, and place shape our understanding of public spaces.

Explores how the design of buildings and institutions affects how the public is visualized and experienced.

Provides a scholarly look at how daily activities and ceremonies contribute to the construction of public life.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
05 December 2017
Listed Since
14 July 2017

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