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Bev Skeggs on values beyond value
In a previous post I mentioned some of the reading I was doing, I’ve now had chance to read Bev Skegg’s article ‘Values beyond value? Is anything beyond the logic of capital?‘ in detail. I found it to be genuinely … Continue reading
Posted in data and dataplay, future of sociology, history of sociology, infrastructures, metrics, web cultures
Tagged article, Bev skeggs, BJS, Value, Values
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Nick Couldry’s review essay on the convergence of cultural studies and sociology
The International Journal of Communication have just published a review essay by Nick Couldry on ‘Structures of Ambivalence: The Converging Horizons of Cultural Studies and Sociology‘ (it’s open access). Nick’s review responds to four books that explore this convergence – … Continue reading
Posted in cultural theory, future of sociology, TV, web cultures
Tagged Bev skeggs, cultural studies, Nick couldry, Sociology
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Values and Value
A website has now been setup for Bev Skeggs major project on the relations between values and value. This looks like it will be a really important project that expands Bev’s previous work on value into digital culture and other … Continue reading
Bev Skeggs and Les Back discussing the contemporary sociological imagination
When I was on the Goldsmiths website I came across this transcription of a Bev Skeggs and Les Back discussing the contemporary sociological imagination. The discussion is available here. They explore a range of issues to do with the form … Continue reading
Posted in cultural theory
Tagged Bev skeggs, contemporary sociological imagination, discussion, Les back
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