A reissue of the original founding Mass-Observation pamphlet (1937) with supporting essays, editor annotation, and interviews with leading scholars who use this unique British history resource.
A reissue of the original founding Mass-Observation pamphlet (1937) with supporting essays, editor annotation, and interviews with leading scholars who use this unique British history resource.
Jennifer J. Purcell is Professor of History at Saint Michael's College in Vermont, USA. Using Mass-Observation diaries and directives, her first book, Domestic Soldiers (2010), seeks to understand the day-to-day lives of six women on the home front during the Second World War. She is also the author of Mother of the BBC: Mabel Constanduros and the Development of Light Entertainment on the BBC, 1925-1957 (Bloomsbury, 2020).
Inhaltsangabe
List of Illustrations List of Contributors Chronology Introduction, Jennifer J. Purcell 1. 'The Observation by Everyone of Everyone': The Project of Mass-Observation in 1937, Ben Highmore 2. Mass-Observation, Charles Madge and Tom Harrisson 3. Uncivilising Sociology: How Mass Observation can free the discipline, Rachel Hurdley 4. Voices from the Archive, Jennifer J. Purcell Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations List of Contributors Chronology Introduction, Jennifer J. Purcell 1. 'The Observation by Everyone of Everyone': The Project of Mass-Observation in 1937, Ben Highmore 2. Mass-Observation, Charles Madge and Tom Harrisson 3. Uncivilising Sociology: How Mass Observation can free the discipline, Rachel Hurdley 4. Voices from the Archive, Jennifer J. Purcell Bibliography Index
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