Greg M Smith
Biographic Data
| ID | 5515230 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Greg M Smith |
| GIVEN NAMES | Greg M |
| FAMILY NAME | Smith |
| SIGNATURE | SMITH G M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of East London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Applying the continuum of trauma responsiveness to a sport-based youth development program
Red Skelton, The Crack‐up, and the Quick‐change
Country Cookin’ and Cross-Dressin’: Television, Southern White Masculinities, and Hierarchies of Cultural Taste
This article investigates Cookin’ Cheap, a regionally produced, nationally available cooking show that mixes Southern humor with overtly cheap recipe preparation. “Cheapness” (of food and cooking technique) is positioned as both nostalgia for simpler “country” values and as differentiation from slick television norms. By showing the hosts engaging in timeconsuming, often clumsy food preparation, the show pokes fun at the flawless professionalism …
Religion, and the rise of social capitalism: The faith communities in community development and urban regeneration in England
At the dawn of a new century and millennium many people, community development practitioners included, tend to take stock of their past and articulate their hopes and fears for the future. If the moment is invested with a degree of spiritual significance as it has been by Christian believers and others alike, it is appropriate to review the interaction of faith, values and community work. In this paper based on research commissioned by the UK gov…
Streisand Shops the Museum Store Consuming Art on Television
The author examines the tensions between high and low culture on display in two 1960s Barbra Streisand television specials. The programs situate both the art museum and the department store as sites for participational consumption by women. Key Words: Art museumBarbra Streisandcommoditydepartment storemedia literacytelevision special Additional informationNotes on contributorsGreg M. Smith GREG M. SMITH is an assistant professor in the Department…
Ethnicity, religious belonging, and inter faith encounter: Some survey findings from East London
Mainstream religion in contemporary middle England has been described as a matter of believing without belonging (Davie, 1994). In multi‐ethnic inner city districts, however, religious belonging remains significant; indeed it is probably growing as a key dimension of ethnic and communal identity. Recent survey research in East London offers empirical evidence for this thesis and shows that both fundamentalist proselytising forms of religion and p…
"Blocking "Blockade: Partisan Protest, Popular Debate, and Encapsulated Texts
In 1938 United Artists released Blockade (produced by Walter Wanger, directed by William Dieterle), considered by press of that day to be the first fiction film to deal at all seriously with Spanish Civil War.' Hollywood generally avoided directly dealing with this struggle while it was ongoing (1936-1939), principally because of potential to offend either Loyalist or Franco supporters.2 But offend Blockade did. Blockade managed to outrage simult…
Kids and Coppers
Country Cookin’ and Cross-Dressin’: Television, Southern White Masculinities, and Hierarchies of Cultural Taste
This article investigates Cookin’ Cheap, a regionally produced, nationally available cooking show that mixes Southern humor with overtly cheap recipe preparation. “Cheapness” (of food and cooking technique) is positioned as both nostalgia for simpler “country” values and as differentiation from slick television norms. By showing the hosts engaging in timeconsuming, often clumsy food preparation, the show pokes fun at the flawless professionalism …
Applying the continuum of trauma responsiveness to a sport-based youth development program
Ethnicity, religious belonging, and inter faith encounter: Some survey findings from East London
Mainstream religion in contemporary middle England has been described as a matter of believing without belonging (Davie, 1994). In multi‐ethnic inner city districts, however, religious belonging remains significant; indeed it is probably growing as a key dimension of ethnic and communal identity. Recent survey research in East London offers empirical evidence for this thesis and shows that both fundamentalist proselytising forms of religion and p…
Kids and Coppers
"Blocking "Blockade: Partisan Protest, Popular Debate, and Encapsulated Texts
In 1938 United Artists released Blockade (produced by Walter Wanger, directed by William Dieterle), considered by press of that day to be the first fiction film to deal at all seriously with Spanish Civil War.' Hollywood generally avoided directly dealing with this struggle while it was ongoing (1936-1939), principally because of potential to offend either Loyalist or Franco supporters.2 But offend Blockade did. Blockade managed to outrage simult…
Ethnicity, religious belonging, and inter faith encounter: Some survey findings from East London
Mainstream religion in contemporary middle England has been described as a matter of believing without belonging (Davie, 1994). In multi‐ethnic inner city districts, however, religious belonging remains significant; indeed it is probably growing as a key dimension of ethnic and communal identity. Recent survey research in East London offers empirical evidence for this thesis and shows that both fundamentalist proselytising forms of religion and p…
Religion, and the rise of social capitalism: The faith communities in community development and urban regeneration in England
At the dawn of a new century and millennium many people, community development practitioners included, tend to take stock of their past and articulate their hopes and fears for the future. If the moment is invested with a degree of spiritual significance as it has been by Christian believers and others alike, it is appropriate to review the interaction of faith, values and community work. In this paper based on research commissioned by the UK gov…
Streisand Shops the Museum Store Consuming Art on Television
The author examines the tensions between high and low culture on display in two 1960s Barbra Streisand television specials. The programs situate both the art museum and the department store as sites for participational consumption by women. Key Words: Art museumBarbra Streisandcommoditydepartment storemedia literacytelevision special Additional informationNotes on contributorsGreg M. Smith GREG M. SMITH is an assistant professor in the Department…
Country Cookin’ and Cross-Dressin’: Television, Southern White Masculinities, and Hierarchies of Cultural Taste
This article investigates Cookin’ Cheap, a regionally produced, nationally available cooking show that mixes Southern humor with overtly cheap recipe preparation. “Cheapness” (of food and cooking technique) is positioned as both nostalgia for simpler “country” values and as differentiation from slick television norms. By showing the hosts engaging in timeconsuming, often clumsy food preparation, the show pokes fun at the flawless professionalism …
Red Skelton, The Crack‐up, and the Quick‐change
Applying the continuum of trauma responsiveness to a sport-based youth development program
Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Art (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Music History and Culture (3 works) · Social science (3 works)