Books by Jon Stratton
Palgrave, 2020
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... of given representations might meet. Coming out Jewish is a work of recovery and innovation. ... more ... of given representations might meet. Coming out Jewish is a work of recovery and innovation. Andrew Renton, University College London What does it mean to be 'Jewish' in the modern world? In Coming Out Jewish, Jon Stratton ...
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From the mid-nineteenth century onwards the construction and representation of the body has been ... more From the mid-nineteenth century onwards the construction and representation of the body has been deeply implicated in the development of capitalist economies. Stratton reveals how the ideologies of state power and gender politics become literally embodied, through an ...
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Acknowledgements As I first came across the ideas of Michel Foucault whilst doing postgraduate wo... more Acknowledgements As I first came across the ideas of Michel Foucault whilst doing postgraduate work under Michael Lane at the Univer-sity of Essex in the early 1970s, I would like to thank him for this opportunity. Later my thinking on what is now being called postmodernist ...
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Jewish Identity in Western Pop Culture, 2008
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Kuan-Hsing Chen and David Morley (eds.), Stuart Hall: Critical Dialogues. London: Routledge, pp. 361-391 , 1996
As we approach the end of the century, cultural studies has become one of the most lively and wid... more As we approach the end of the century, cultural studies has become one of the most lively and widely-discussed intellectual fields in the international academic world. University programmes, conferences and publications in cultural studies are proliferating massively, suggesting a clear and indisputable boom. The effect of this steady expansion is that there is less and less consensus over what 'cultural studies' means.
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The Bloomsbury Handbook of Rock Music Research, 2020
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An Anthology of Australian Albums, 2020
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An Anthology of Australian Albums, 2020
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Stars of David: Jews and Popular Music: Der Sound des 20. Jahrhunderts, 2016
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“Mazal Tov, Amigos!” Jews and Popular Music in the Americas,, 2016
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The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Jewish Cultures, 2015
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viewers about whose side they should be on. The three films are apocalypse films. The story’s apocalyptic past is figured using connotations of the Holocaust. However, the apocalypse that the films conjure is associated with white American racial anxiety about being numerically, and culturally, overwhelmed by those designated as nonwhites.
This article examines nightclubbing in Perth in the 1980s. The specific focus is on the ways ethnicity and race related to which nightclub people went to, and the kinds of music played in the nightclubs. The article is based on interviews. The article focuses on three specific clubs, Hannibal’s, where the Italo-Australians and other southern Europeans went, Palladium, where Italo-Australians mixed with white Australians, and Jules, where Anglo-Indians and Anglo-Burmese, who self-identified as black, would go. The clubs for Australians, white Australians, were Pinocchio’s and Gobbles. Official multiculturalism was established during the 1980s and helped legitimise the cultural diversity found in Hannibal’s, Palladium and Jules. Likewise, the gradual termination of the White Australia policy enabled the presence of people identified by many Australians as non-white, who thought of themselves as black and identified with African Americans and their music. When the American navy ships docked in Fremantle, the African- American sailors went to Jules. In 1990 Hannibal’s, Palladium and Jules all closed. It was the end of an