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Love And Intimacy In Contemporary Society Reflects On Relationships In Contemporary Society And The Role Of Love And Intimacy In Framing Lives. The Book Draws On Sociological Perspectives, Cultural Sociology And Gender Theory Perspectives. It Looks At How Love And Intimacy Is Experienced Differently And Intersected By Gender, Ethnicity, Race And Sexuality. This Book Aims To Encourage People To Understand Theories Of Intimacy, Emotions And Desire By Examining These Concepts Contemporaneously And Cross-culturally. It Also Explores How Love And Intimacy Is Experienced By Young People And How It Is Impacted By Age. It Looks At Its Representation In The Media And Film And Focuses On How Gender, Ethnicity And Sexuality Offer Different Perspectives On Love And Intimacy. The Book Shows How Relationships Are Impacted By Social Networking And New Technologies And The Opportunities And Challenges Posed By These New Platforms For Building Relationships. Finally, The Book Examines How Intimacy Has Become Commercialised In Late Capitalism And How That Acts To Change Relationships. The Book Is Written In An Accessible Way And Explores A Range Of Theoretical Debates And Contemporary Research Around Emotions, Which Can Be Useful For Undergraduate, Postgraduate And Doctoral Study-- Provided By Publisher.
This book investigates how contemporary social, economic, and technological forces reshape the experience and definition of love and intimacy in modern society. Ann K. Brooks utilizes a multidisciplinary framework, drawing upon sociological perspectives, cultural theory, and gender studies to analyze how personal relationships are constructed. By examining the intersection of race, ethnicity, sexuality, and age, the author provides a comprehensive overview of how intimacy is both experienced and commodified in the era of late capitalism.
What You Will Find
Experts and academics identify this text as a useful resource for undergraduate and postgraduate students exploring the sociology of emotions. Readers frequently note the accessible prose style, which effectively bridges complex theoretical debates with contemporary research findings.
Page Count:
140
Publication Date:
2019-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203702123
ISBN-13:
9780203702123
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