ABSTRACT
There are now new experiences of space and time; new tensions between globalism and regionalism, socialism and consumerism, reality and spectacle; new instabilities of value, meaning and identity - a dialectic between past and future. How are we to understand these?
Mapping the Futures is the first of a series which brings together cultural theorists from different disciplines to assess the implications of economic, political and social change for intellectual inquiry and cultural practice.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|85 pages
The cultural politics of space
chapter 3|13 pages
Space as an arena of represented practices
An interlocutor's response to David Harvey's 'From space to place and back again'
part II|82 pages
Changing places
part III|38 pages
Moving times
part IV|49 pages
Shifting values
part V|24 pages
Thinking futures
