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According to Wikipedia , Beverley Skeggs is a British sociologist, noted as one of the foremost feminist sociologists in the world. Currently, she works as a "Distinguished Professor" in the Sociology Department at Lancaster University, developing a Center for Social Inequalities in the North West of England. She continues to run the "Economics of Care" theme at the International Inequalities centre at the London School of Economics and is a visiting professor at Goldsmiths University. She has been the head of two of the UK's leading Sociology Departments, at the University of Manchester and Goldsmiths, as well as co-director of Lancaster's Women's Studies. In addition, she played a part in transforming Britain's oldest sociology journal, The Sociological Review, into an independent foundation devoted to opening up critical social science and supporting social scientists.
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1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000 2250 2500 2750 3000 3250 Published Works Formations of Class & Gender: Becoming Respectable (1997) Formations of class and gender (1997) (1244)Class, Self, Culture (2003) The Making of Class and Gender through Visualizing Moral Subject Formation (2005) Reacting to Reality Television: Performance, Audience and Value (2012) Cosmopolitan Knowledge and the Production and Consumption of Sexualized Space: Manchester's Gay Village (2004) Exchange, Value and Affect: Bourdieu and ‘The Self’ (2004) Context and Background: Pierre Bourdieu's Analysis of Class, Gender and Sexuality (2004) Matter out of place: visibility and sexualities in leisure spaces (1999) Imagining Personhood Differently: Person Value and Autonomist Working-Class Value Practices (2011) Situating the Production of Feminist Ethnography (1994) (209)The Moral Economy of Person Production: The Class Relations of Self-Performance on ‘Reality’ Television (2009) The toilet paper - Femininity, class and mis-recognition (2001) Sexuality and the Politics of Violence and Safety (2003) Struggles for value: value practices, injustice, judgment, affect and the idea of class. (2012) 'Oh goodness, I am watching reality TV' (2008) Techniques for Telling the Reflexive Self (2002) (146)Changing Cultures: Feminism, Youth and Consumerism (1992) The labour of transformation and circuits of value ‘around’ reality television (2008) Within School Walls: The Role of Discipline, Sexuality and the Curriculum (1989) Transformations: Thinking Through Feminism (2005) (89)Formations of Class & Gender (1998) Challenging Masculinity and Using Sexuality (1991) Notes on Ethical Scenarios of Self on British Reality TV (2004) (82)The Re-Branding of Class: Propertising Culture (2005) Feminist cultural theory : process and production (1995) (77)Reality Television and Class (2011) (72)Women's Studies in Britain in the 1990s: Entitlement cultures and institutional constraints (1995) Queer as Folk: Producing the Real of Urban Space (2004) Introduction: Stratification or Exploitation, Domination, Dispossession and Devaluation? (2015) Spectacular morality: Reality television, individualisation and the re-making of the working class (2008) Postmodernism: what is all the fuss about? (1991) Clap for carers? From care gratitude to care justice (2020) The Making of Class through Visualising Moral Subject Formation (2005) (45)The Value of Relationships: Affective Scenes and Emotional Performances (2010) Haunted by the Spectre of Judgement: Respectability, Value and Affect in Class Relations (2009) (44)The Dirty History of Feminism and Sociology: Or the War of Conceptual Attrition (2008) Capital experimentation with person/a formation: how Facebook's monetization refigures the relationship between property, personhood and protest (2016) The methodology of a multi-model project examining how facebook infrastructures social relations (2016) The Politics of Imagination: Keeping Open and Critical (2011) Gender Reproduction and Further Education: domestic apprenticeships (1988) The formation of fear in gay space: the ‘straights' story (2003) Property, boundary, exclusion: Making sense of hetero-violence in safer spaces (2001) Class culture and morality: legacies and logics in the space for identification (2010) Two Minute brother: Contestation through gender, ‘race’ and sexuality (1993) Seeing differently: Ethnography and explanatory power (1999) The Problem with Identity (2007) (19)The forces that shape us: The entangled vine of gender, race and class (2019) Turning it on is a class act: immediated object relations with television (2011) The Appearance of Class: Challenges in Gay Space (2000) (17)Uneasy Alignments, Resourcing Respectable Subjectivity (2004) Affect and Culture in the Making of Class Relations (2012) 'It's just sad': Affect, Judgement and Emotional Labour in 'Reality' Television Viewing (2008) Ruth Herz Judge Playing Judge Ruth Herz: Reflections on the Performance of Judicial Authority (2010) (12)Refusing to be Civilised: 'Race', Sexuality and Power (1994) (11)Introduction: Thinking Through Feminism (2000) Paul Willis, learning to labour (2003) The Transformation of Intimacy: Classed Identities in the Moral Economy of Reality Television (2009) 'Oh goodness, I am watching 'reality' television': How methods make class in audience research (2008) (8)A Good Time for Women Only (1993) (8)On the economy of moralism and working-class propernessAn interview with Beverley Skeggs (2008) (7)Making Class through Fragmenting Culture (2008) The Re-branding of Class (2004) (7)A Crisis in Humanity:What Everyone with Parents Is Likely to Face in the Future (2017) (6)Safety Talk, Violence and Laughter: Methodological Reflections on Focus Groups in Violence Research (2003) (6)The property of safety (2001) Absolutely fabulous: absolutely feminist? (1998) (6)Women's Studies in Britain in the 1990s (1995) Class: Disidentification, Singular Selves and Person-Value(Published in Portuguese as Classe; Disidenificacao, Selves Singulars E Valor Da Pessoa) (2016) (5)The Cultural Production of 'Learning to Labour' (1992) (5)Turning it on is a class act: Immediated object relations with TV (2011) (5)Reacting to Reality TV: The affective economy of an 'extended social/public realm (2010) Legitimating Slow Death:A Brief but Long History of the Use, Abuse and Demonization of Labour by the Media (2014) (3)Women Avoiding being Working Class (2000) (3)Feminist Cultural Theory: Production and Process (1995) (3)Theories of Masculinities (1994) (3)Property, Boundary, Exclusion: Making Sense of Heterocentric Violence and Safer Spaces (2001) (3)Ambivalent Femininities (2020) Young women and further education : a case study of young women's experience of caring courses in a local college (1986) (3)Reacting to Reality Television:Audience, Performance, Spectacle (2012) (3)The SAGE Handbook of Marxism (2022) Cultures of Class (2000) (2)The constitution of fear in gay space (2003) Theorising, Writing and Ethics: the Production of Ethnography (1995) (2)The Lost Audience: Methodology, Cinema History and Feminist Film Criticism (1995) (2)Pornographies, pleasures, pedagogies in UK/US (1996) (2)Diasporic Narratives of Sexuality (2008) (2)The limits of law and order: individual responsibility (2014) Doing Feminist Research (1992) Passion, curiosity and integrity (2015) On the economy of Moralism and Working-class Properness: An interview with Beverley Skeggs about Feminism, Respectability and Use-Value (2008) (1)The Media (Issues in Sociology) (1992) (1)The idea of class: a measure of value (2015) (1)Explosions on the Dance floor (1990) (0)Gender and the Politics of the Curriculum, Sheila I. Riddell (Routledge, 1992), pp. xiii + 256, £35.00 (1992) Cultural Studies in Poland (1990) (0)The values and value of digital capitalism (2018) (0)Anti-Sexist Initiatives in Education (1985) (0)Sadness on Reality Television: Affect, Judgment and Emotional Labour (2008) (0)Arvostus ja Vastarinta (an interview with Beverley Skeggs) (2010) (0)Book review symposium: Linda McDowell, Working Lives: Gender, Migration and Employment in Britain, 1945–2007 (2015) The Limits of Neutrality: Feminist Research and the ERA (1994) (0)Is anything beyond capital (2017) (0)Symposium: 'Louts and Legends' (1989) (0)Review (1994) Passion, Curiosity, Integrity, for Sociologists’ Tales: Contemporary Narratives on Sociological Thought and Practice (2015) (0)Uncommon Sense: Care, with Bev Skeggs [Audio podcast] (2022) Thinking class The historical production of concepts of class (2013) Entries on Feminist Cultural Theory and Technology of Gender (2003) (0)Thinking with Beverley Skeggs (edited by Annika Olsson) (2008) (0)All Around the World: Televising Live Music (1993) (0)A Spanking Good Time: Sexuality and Feminist Readings (1991) (0)Algorithms for “hers”: in whose interests? (2020) Gender Reproduction in Education and its Alternatives (1990) (0)Struggles for Value: Reacting to Judgment (2014) (0)Beverley Skeggs:Refusing to be Worn out (2017) (0)Gender Differences in Education (1989) (0)The Labour of Transformation on ‘Reality’ Television: Synoptical Viewing and Judgment (2008) (0)The rhetorical affects of feminism - Introduction (2000) (0)The Contributors (1998) Resourcing the entitled middle-class self (2013) Becoming a Modern Woman: (2019) Books Received - Livres Re¸us. (1989) 'One Down - five hundred to go' (1999) Editorial (2017) Dishing the dirt (1993) (0)Fataneh Farahani: Diasporic narratives of sexuality (2008) (0)Absolutely Fabulous and Textual Analysis (1997) (0)Values Beyond Value? Is Anything Safe from being Subsumed by the Logic of Capitalism? (2013) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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