Ruth Adams
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3860786 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ruth Adams |
| NOMBRES | Ruth |
| APELLIDO | Adams |
| FIRMA | ADAMS R |
| AFILIACIONES | King's College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6681-9957 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Home sweet home, that’s where I come from, where I got my knowledge of the road and the flow from”
This paper examines how grime music and the grime scene function as a vehicle for expressions of identity – individual, local, national, and transnational – for some young people growing up in the multicultural, postcolonial context of the UK capital in the twenty-first century. Grime is electronic music, often with rap-style vocals, which emerged from London around the turn of the millennium, and which offers insights into the experiences of a s…
Tourism, creative industries, and (youth) subcultures in the UK
If we consider the aspects of British culture that might be expected to appeal most to tourists, what are the first things to come to mind? Conventionally it has been attractions such as ancient castles and pretty old cottages, beautiful coastlines and countryside, the Royal Family and 'British tea time'. Many tourists also visit the museums, galleries and theatres of London and other big cities. Popular culture is also a driver for tourism in th…
The V&A, The Destruction of the Country House and the Creation of 'English Heritage
This paper considers the role played by the V&A and the exhibition The Destruction of the Country House in the political activities and increasing prominence of the 'heritage lobby' in England in the 1970s. It argues that the V&A had a significant role in shaping the discourse and advancing the public awareness and political efficacy of the heritage movement, and that it assisted in reinforcing the association of, and perhaps even conflating, Eng…
The V&A
The paper considers the influence of Empire at the Victoria and Albert Museum, with particular reference to the display of collections from the Indian Sub-Continent in the late 20th century. It offers an analysis of the discursive practices of the Museum drawing on postcolonial theoretical positions, in particular Said’s concept of ‘Orientalism’. Questions are posed regarding the extent to which the Museum has adequately addressed and reflected B…
The Englishness of English Punk
This article considers the Englishness of English Punk, or, more specifically, the Englishness of the Sex Pistols and the cultural productions associated with them. It will consider whether the challenge that they posed to conventional, Establishment, consensus notions of Englishness has merely been recuperated as an entertaining diversion within a broader hegemonic nationalist history or whether this challenge has had a more fundamental impact. …
Volumetric and Stylistic Reassessment of Classic Maya Sites in the Peten, Río Bec, Chenes, and Puuc Hills
This paper seeks to define and discuss the nature, size, variety, ideology, and change in the polities of three regions of the Maya Lowlands: the Greater Peten, Central Yucatan (Río Bec/Chenes), and the Puuc Hills. Patterned variety is demonstrable on all levels of analysis and even within stylistic regions, within suggested regional states, and within sites
L.A. Times Coverage of Korean Americans before, after 1992 Riots
Though Times' efforts to cover more varied aspects of the Korean American community more frequently were successful, Korean Americans' image in the newspaper did not significantly improve after the riots
Marki Alonia
Marki Alonia: An Early and Middle Bronze Age Town in Cyprus - Excavations 1990-1994." Australian Archaeology, 43(1), p. 58
News and Short Contributions
R. E. W. Adams, T. Patrick Culbert, Walter E. Brown, Jr., Peter D. Harrison, Laura J. Levi, Thomas J. Banks, News and Short Contributions, Journal of Field Archaeology, Vol. 17, No. 2 (Summer, 1990), pp. 241-244
Maya Archaeology, 1976–1980
A survey of publications in Maya archaeology in the quinquennium 1976–1980 shows a high rate of production of both monographs and papers, embodying radical changes in knowledge of ancient Maya subsistence, settlements, social structure, and intellectual superstructure. Traditional monographs as well as extensive interim reports convey detailed information on surveys and excavations, while specialized seminars have joined periodic congresses and c…
Maya Archaeology, 1976-1980
Stepping Backwards with Censure
Pre-Columbian America
In Search of the Maya
In Search of the Maya
Marki Alonia
Marki Alonia: An Early and Middle Bronze Age Town in Cyprus - Excavations 1990-1994." Australian Archaeology, 43(1), p. 58
The Englishness of English Punk
This article considers the Englishness of English Punk, or, more specifically, the Englishness of the Sex Pistols and the cultural productions associated with them. It will consider whether the challenge that they posed to conventional, Establishment, consensus notions of Englishness has merely been recuperated as an entertaining diversion within a broader hegemonic nationalist history or whether this challenge has had a more fundamental impact. …
Volumetric and Stylistic Reassessment of Classic Maya Sites in the Peten, Río Bec, Chenes, and Puuc Hills
This paper seeks to define and discuss the nature, size, variety, ideology, and change in the polities of three regions of the Maya Lowlands: the Greater Peten, Central Yucatan (Río Bec/Chenes), and the Puuc Hills. Patterned variety is demonstrable on all levels of analysis and even within stylistic regions, within suggested regional states, and within sites
Home sweet home, that’s where I come from, where I got my knowledge of the road and the flow from”
This paper examines how grime music and the grime scene function as a vehicle for expressions of identity – individual, local, national, and transnational – for some young people growing up in the multicultural, postcolonial context of the UK capital in the twenty-first century. Grime is electronic music, often with rap-style vocals, which emerged from London around the turn of the millennium, and which offers insights into the experiences of a s…
News and Short Contributions
R. E. W. Adams, T. Patrick Culbert, Walter E. Brown, Jr., Peter D. Harrison, Laura J. Levi, Thomas J. Banks, News and Short Contributions, Journal of Field Archaeology, Vol. 17, No. 2 (Summer, 1990), pp. 241-244
In Search of the Maya
In Search of the Maya
Pre-Columbian America
Stepping Backwards with Censure
Maya Archaeology, 1976–1980
A survey of publications in Maya archaeology in the quinquennium 1976–1980 shows a high rate of production of both monographs and papers, embodying radical changes in knowledge of ancient Maya subsistence, settlements, social structure, and intellectual superstructure. Traditional monographs as well as extensive interim reports convey detailed information on surveys and excavations, while specialized seminars have joined periodic congresses and c…
Maya Archaeology, 1976-1980
News and Short Contributions
R. E. W. Adams, T. Patrick Culbert, Walter E. Brown, Jr., Peter D. Harrison, Laura J. Levi, Thomas J. Banks, News and Short Contributions, Journal of Field Archaeology, Vol. 17, No. 2 (Summer, 1990), pp. 241-244
Marki Alonia
Marki Alonia: An Early and Middle Bronze Age Town in Cyprus - Excavations 1990-1994." Australian Archaeology, 43(1), p. 58
L.A. Times Coverage of Korean Americans before, after 1992 Riots
Though Times' efforts to cover more varied aspects of the Korean American community more frequently were successful, Korean Americans' image in the newspaper did not significantly improve after the riots
Volumetric and Stylistic Reassessment of Classic Maya Sites in the Peten, Río Bec, Chenes, and Puuc Hills
This paper seeks to define and discuss the nature, size, variety, ideology, and change in the polities of three regions of the Maya Lowlands: the Greater Peten, Central Yucatan (Río Bec/Chenes), and the Puuc Hills. Patterned variety is demonstrable on all levels of analysis and even within stylistic regions, within suggested regional states, and within sites
The Englishness of English Punk
This article considers the Englishness of English Punk, or, more specifically, the Englishness of the Sex Pistols and the cultural productions associated with them. It will consider whether the challenge that they posed to conventional, Establishment, consensus notions of Englishness has merely been recuperated as an entertaining diversion within a broader hegemonic nationalist history or whether this challenge has had a more fundamental impact. …
The V&A
The paper considers the influence of Empire at the Victoria and Albert Museum, with particular reference to the display of collections from the Indian Sub-Continent in the late 20th century. It offers an analysis of the discursive practices of the Museum drawing on postcolonial theoretical positions, in particular Said’s concept of ‘Orientalism’. Questions are posed regarding the extent to which the Museum has adequately addressed and reflected B…
The V&A, The Destruction of the Country House and the Creation of 'English Heritage
This paper considers the role played by the V&A and the exhibition The Destruction of the Country House in the political activities and increasing prominence of the 'heritage lobby' in England in the 1970s. It argues that the V&A had a significant role in shaping the discourse and advancing the public awareness and political efficacy of the heritage movement, and that it assisted in reinforcing the association of, and perhaps even conflating, Eng…
Home sweet home, that’s where I come from, where I got my knowledge of the road and the flow from”
This paper examines how grime music and the grime scene function as a vehicle for expressions of identity – individual, local, national, and transnational – for some young people growing up in the multicultural, postcolonial context of the UK capital in the twenty-first century. Grime is electronic music, often with rap-style vocals, which emerged from London around the turn of the millennium, and which offers insights into the experiences of a s…
Tourism, creative industries, and (youth) subcultures in the UK
If we consider the aspects of British culture that might be expected to appeal most to tourists, what are the first things to come to mind? Conventionally it has been attractions such as ancient castles and pretty old cottages, beautiful coastlines and countryside, the Royal Family and 'British tea time'. Many tourists also visit the museums, galleries and theatres of London and other big cities. Popular culture is also a driver for tourism in th…
History (10 obras) · Archaeology (9 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Latin American history and culture (6 obras) · Art (5 obras) · Maya (5 obras) · History (4 obras) · Media studies (3 obras) · Music History and Culture (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras)