Stuart Hall: conversations, projects and legacies

329 Pages·2017·33.262 MB·English

by  Goblot, Vana;Hall, Stuart;Henriques, Julian;Morley, David

Stuart Hall
Conversations,
Projects and Legacies

Stuart Hall
Conversations,
Projects and Legacies
Edited by
Julian Henriques & David Morley
with Vana Goblot
© 2017 Goldsmiths Press
Published in 2017 by Goldsmiths Press
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This book is dedicated to
Catherine, Jess and Becky Hall

11 Introduction
25 Part I Cultural Studies: Multiple Legacies
31 1 The Red Plot
Bill Schwarz
38 2 Stuart Hall Redux: His Early Work, 1964–1984
James Curran
47 3 The Politics of Theory and Method in Cultural Studies
David Morley
54 4 Stuart Hall and the Fate of Welfare in Neoliberal Times
Angela McRobbie
69 Part II The Politics of Conjuncture
79 5 Doing the Dirty Work:
The Challenges of Conjunctural Analysis
John Clarke
86 6 The Soundings Conjuncture Projects:
The Challenge Right Now
Doreen Massey
94 7 The Politics of Conjuncture:
The Stuart Hall Projects—Outcomes and Impacts
David Edgar
99 8 Stuart Hall and the Early New Left
Michael Rustin
107 9 Wrestling with the Angels of Cultural Studies
Lawrence Grossberg
117 10 Race, Immigration and the Present Conjuncture
Tony Jefferson
127 Part III Identities and the Redefinition of Politics
133 11 Sonic Identities and Conjunctures of Listening
Julian Henriques
144 12 Remembering Sex and Identity in the 1960s and 1970s
Frank Mort
151 13 The Labour of Identity: ‘A World at One with Itself’
Charlotte Brunsdon
155 14 The Uses of Stuart Hall
Caspar Melville
165 Part IV Policy, Practice and Creativity
172 15 Reflecting and Remembering the Work of Stuart Hall
Avtar Brah
179 16 Policy, Politics, Practice and Theory
Lola Young
185 17 The Partisan’s Prophecy:
Handsworth Songs and Its Silent Partners
John Akomfrah
204 18 The Historical Conditions of Existence:
On Stuart Hall and the Photographic Moment
Mark Sealy
215 Part V The International Expansion
and Extension of Cultural Studies
222 19 Home and Away: Cultural Studies as Displacement
Dick Hebdige
229 20 Stuart Hall, Brazil and the Cultural Logics of Diaspora
Liv Sovik
236 21 Stuart Hall and the Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Project
Kuan-Hsing Chen
241 22 Mediterranean Archives, Sounds and Cultural Studies
Iain Chambers
253 Part VI The Intellectual Legacies of Policing the Crisis
257 23 Policing the Crisis Today
Angela Y. Davis
267 Part VII Biographies and Institutional Histories
275 24 Back in the CCCS: A Photoessay
Mahasiddhi (Roy Peters), with notes by Bob Lumley
305 Afterword
Catherine Hall
307 Contributors
311 Index