by Stuart Hall, Robert Bocock, Kenneth Thompson · Polity · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780745609645
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«Social and Cultural Forms of Modernity» is the sociology essay by Stuart Hall, Robert Bocock and Kenneth Thompson (Polity, paperback, in English).
It studies twentieth-century industrial societies, especially Britain and Europe, with references to North America and Australasia. It addresses class, gender, race, family, consumption and conceptions of the self, the body and sexuality; also ideologies, popular culture, mass communication, education and the modern city.
Third volume of the Understanding Modern Societies series, a three-book introduction to sociology, published in 1992.
Intended for social science students and readers interested in analysing twentieth-century society and culture.
