The urban ethnography reader /
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2014]
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Table of Contents:
- An introduction to urban ethnography / Mitchell Duneier, Philip Kasinitz and Alexandra K. Murphy
- Finding community in the modern city. Chinatown / Jacob Riis
- Social classes and amusements / W.E.B. Du Bois
- Lower class: sex and family / St. Clair Drake and Horace Cayton
- Life styles / Ulf Hannerz
- Patterns of black-white interaction / Harvey Molotch
- Slim and Bart / Mitchell Duneier
- No friends / John L. Jackson Jr.
- "In Tucuani, he goes crazy": the second generation renegotiates gender / Robert Courtney Smith
- Grit as glamour / Richard Lloyd
- Neighborhood symbiosis / Andrew Deener
- Social worlds, public spaces. Patterns of collective action / Laud Humphreys
- The territorial imperative / James P. Spradley and Brenda J. Mann
- The black male in public / Elijah Anderson
- Empowering the "gaze": personal stereos and the hidden look / Michael Bull
- Pissed off in L.A. / Jack Katz
- Feeding the pigeons: sidewalk sociability in Greenwich village / Colin Jerolmack
- Raising a family. Kinship and community / Michael Young and Peter Willmott
- Swapping: "what goes round comes round" / Carol Stack
- Growing up in Groveland / Mary Patillo
- Towanda: making sense of early motherhood in west Baltimore / Patricia Fernández-Kelly
- Children and power during separation / Joanna Dreby
- Schooling and the culture of control. Elements of a culture / Paul Willis
- Leveled aspirations: social reproduction takes its toll / Jay MacLeod
- Instituting the culture of control: disciplinary practices and order maintenance / Kathleen Nolan
- The labelling hype: coming of age in the era of mass incarceration / Victor M. Rios
- Getting paid. "Getting by" in hobohemia / Nels Anderson
- The life cycle of the taxi-dancer / Paul Cressey
- The laundryman's social world / Paul C.P. Siu
- Men and jobs / Elliott Liebow
- No shame in (this) game / Katherine S. Newman
- Serving time / Peter Bearman
- Mobility for the nonmobile: cell phones, technology, and childcare / Tamara Mose Brown
- Getting the shit / Randol Contreras
- Playing together: the serious side of recreation and leisure. Bowling and social ranking / William Foote Whyte
- The professional dance musician and his audience / Howard S. Becker
- Fight night at Studio 104 / Loïc Wacquant
- The clubhouse and class cultures: "bringing the infield in" / Sherri Grasmuck
- Race-ing men: boys, risk, and the politics of race / Amy L. Best
- Cracking the code: race, class, and access to nightclubs in urban America / Reuben A. Buford May and Kenneth Sean Chaplin
- Winning bar: nightlife as a sporting ritual / David Grazian
- Battlin' on the corner: techniques for sustaining play / Jooyoung Lee
- "But does it have a point?" ethnography and social policy. The destruction of Boston's West End / Herbert J. Gans
- Working the deuce / William Kornblum
- Letter from a crackhouse / Terry Williams
- Welfare / Kathryn Edin and Christopher Jencks
- Missing the connection: social isolation and employment on the Brooklyn waterfront / Philip Kasinitz and Jan Rosenberg
- On the run: wanted men in a Phililadelphia ghetto / Alice Goffman
- Ethnographers and their subjects. "So what do you want from us here?" / Barbara Myerhoff
- Violating apartheid in the United States / Philippe Bourgois
- Afterword / Hakim Hasan
- The hustler and the hustled / Sudhir Venkatesh
- Reflections on longitudinal ethnography and the families' reactions to Unequal childhoods / Annette Lareau.
