Gillian Reynolds
Biographic Data
| ID | 3603595 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gillian Reynolds |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gillian |
| FAMILY NAME | Reynolds |
| SIGNATURE | REYNOLDS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Coventry University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Gendered journeys, mobile emotions
Contents: Preface: gendered journeys, mobile emotions, Gayle Letherby and Gillian Reynolds Section 1: Introduction: planning the journey a theoretical background, Gayle Letherby and Gillian Reynolds Gender and travel: mobilizing new perspectives on the past, Margaret Walsh Emotion, gender and travel: moving on, Gillian Reynolds and Gayle Letherby Mapping the way? Maps, emotion, gender, Mike Esbester. Section 2: Introduction: moving off a autobiog…
Bodies at Work - by Wolkowitz, C
Wolkowitz, C. Bodies at Work . London : Sage . 2006 224pp £70.00 ISBN 0761960635 (hbk) £21.99 ISBN 0761960643 (pbk) The back-cover claim for Carol Wolkowitz's Bodies at Work is that it provides the first comprehensive and accessible overview of the body/work relation in contemporary Western societies. It represents a concerted effort to bridge the sociological sub-fields of sociology of work and sociology of the body. Wolkowitz draws on a wealth …
Museum Review
The Body and Social Theory
Shilling, C. The Body and Social Theory (2nd Edition) London : Sage , 2003 . £60 ISBN 0-7619-4284-X (hbk) £19.99 ISBN 0-7619-4285-8 (pbk) x + 238pp . The second edition of this now-classic theoretical textbook has been published 10 years after the first one (which itself was re-printed no less than seven times - a testament either to the popularity of the book or the scepticism of the publishers as to its value!). The overall numerical difference…
Making Connections
Many volumes have been written cataloguing and detailing the long-term or historical changes in the process of work. Similarly, much attention has been given to 'doing leisure'. What most, if not all of these works have in common is that both work and leisure are seen as taking place either 'in' or 'away from' the home. The space between home and the place of work or leisure is seen as a separate entity: the 'travel' for which one normally requir…
Making Connections
Many volumes have been written cataloguing and detailing the long-term or historical changes in the process of work. Similarly, much attention has been given to 'doing leisure'. What most, if not all of these works have in common is that both work and leisure are seen as taking place either 'in' or 'away from' the home. The space between home and the place of work or leisure is seen as a separate entity: the 'travel' for which one normally requir…
Making Connections
Many volumes have been written cataloguing and detailing the long-term or historical changes in the process of work. Similarly, much attention has been given to 'doing leisure'. What most, if not all of these works have in common is that both work and leisure are seen as taking place either 'in' or 'away from' the home. The space between home and the place of work or leisure is seen as a separate entity: the 'travel' for which one normally requir…
Museum Review
The Body and Social Theory
Shilling, C. The Body and Social Theory (2nd Edition) London : Sage , 2003 . £60 ISBN 0-7619-4284-X (hbk) £19.99 ISBN 0-7619-4285-8 (pbk) x + 238pp . The second edition of this now-classic theoretical textbook has been published 10 years after the first one (which itself was re-printed no less than seven times - a testament either to the popularity of the book or the scepticism of the publishers as to its value!). The overall numerical difference…
Bodies at Work - by Wolkowitz, C
Wolkowitz, C. Bodies at Work . London : Sage . 2006 224pp £70.00 ISBN 0761960635 (hbk) £21.99 ISBN 0761960643 (pbk) The back-cover claim for Carol Wolkowitz's Bodies at Work is that it provides the first comprehensive and accessible overview of the body/work relation in contemporary Western societies. It represents a concerted effort to bridge the sociological sub-fields of sociology of work and sociology of the body. Wolkowitz draws on a wealth …
Gendered journeys, mobile emotions
Contents: Preface: gendered journeys, mobile emotions, Gayle Letherby and Gillian Reynolds Section 1: Introduction: planning the journey a theoretical background, Gayle Letherby and Gillian Reynolds Gender and travel: mobilizing new perspectives on the past, Margaret Walsh Emotion, gender and travel: moving on, Gillian Reynolds and Gayle Letherby Mapping the way? Maps, emotion, gender, Mike Esbester. Section 2: Introduction: moving off a autobiog…
Sociology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Social science (2 works) · Advertising (1 work) · Aesthetics (1 work) · Agency (philosophy) (1 work) · Art (1 work)