? -- Life-politics -- Symbolic communities -- Summary -- 6.Enter Postmodernism -- Defining The Terms -- The

microcultural context -- Ch. 4. The environmental context -- Ch. 5. The perceptual context -- Ch. 6. The

Limits of the Visible: Interview with Lennard J. Davis -- 6. Naming, Networks, and Scientific Regimes of

-- Pt. II. Collective Authenticity -- 6. Authentic Cuisine and National Identity -- 7. Authentic Dance

Costall -- 6. Functional Systems of Perception-Action and Re-Mediation / David Travieso -- 7. Comparative

International studies in religion and society ; v. 6.

-- 5. Local habitus and working-class culture / Mike Savage, Gaynor Bagnall and Brian Longhurst -- 6

Shoe (Two) -- 6. Joe: The Architectonic of a Commodity -- Conclusion: Culture and Globalization.

Body, Information and Technology -- 6. Technology, Thought and Consciousness -- 7. Getting Wired: War

-- 5. Dumbing Down and the Least Common Denominator -- 6. Should National Culture Matter?

and American minorities -- Part 6. The Asian Crisis -- Part 7. Promoting change -- Notes

and Cultural Experience -- 6. The Possibility of Cosmopolitanism.

studies of 'the new Europe' / Ien Ang -- 5. Managerializing colonialism / Wing-Sang Law -- 6. A colonized

: Derrida's "Limited Inc." (1980) -- 5. Scattered Speculations on the Question of Value (1985) -- 6. More on

Political, Educational and Media Sites of Cultural Theory -- 5. Aesthetics and Culture -- 6. Race, Gender

the Postmodern -- 6. Global and Local Cultures -- 7. Localism, Globalism and Cultural Identity -- 8

construction of religion. 5. Gustave von Grunebaum and the mimesis of Islam -- Pt. III. Globalism. 6. Politics

. 4. Content and Levels of Culture --- 5. How to Uncover Cultural Assumptions in an Organization --- 6