In The SAGE Handbook of Cultural Analysis, the leading figures in their fields explore the implications of this paradigm shift.

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Advisory Panel
• Notes on Contributors
• Introduction: Vocabularies of Culture
• Frameworks of Analysis
• 1 Anthropology and Culture - Eric Gable and Richard Handler
• 2 Cultural Geography: An Account - Kay Anderson
• 3 Psychology and Cultural Analysis - Valerie Walkerdine and Lisa Blackman
• 4 Sociology and Culture - Tony Bennett
• 5 Cultural History - Peter Burke
• 6 Literary Studies - James F. English
• 7 Culture and Music - Tia DeNora
• 8 Visual Analysis - Mieke Bal
• 9 Film Studies - Tom Gunning
• 10 Broadcasting - Toby Miller
• 11 Cultural Studies - Ien Ang
• 12 Feminism and Culture: Theoretical Perspectives - Griselda Pollock
• 13 Material Culture - Daniel Miller
• 14 Culture: Science Studies and Technoscience - Andrew Pickering
• Current Issues
• 15 Culture and Nation - David McCrone
• 16 Culture and Modernities - Joel S. Kahn
• 17 Globalization and Cultural Flows/Networks - Diana Crane
• 18 Colonialism and Culture - Christopher Pinney
• 19 Indigenous Culture: The Politics of Vulnerability and Survival - Tim Rowse
• 20 Cultural Property - John Frow
• 21 Culture and Economy - Timothy Mitchell
• 22 Culture, Class and Classification - Mike Savage
• 23 Analysing Multiculturalism Today - Ghassan Hage
• 24 Culture and Identity - Simon Clarke
• 25 Culture, Sex and Sexualities - Elspeth Probyn and Gilbert Caluya
• 26 Cultural and Creative Industries - David Hesmondhalgh
• 27 Cultural Technologies - Celia Lury
• 28 Cyberculture and New Media - Tiziana Terranova
• Research Theory and Practice
• Introduction
• 29 Ethnography - Johannes Fabian and Vincent de Rooij
• 30 Visual Anthropology - Sarah Pink
• 31 Thinking by Numbers: Cultural Analysis and the Use of Data - Justin Lewis
• 32 Discourse Analysis - Lilie Chouliaraki
• 33 Cultural Activism - Pepi Leistyna