This ground-breaking handbook reviews, consolidates, and develops the growth of scholarship on ideology as it occurs as part of our political landscape and within the systems of thought and belief that collectively constitute our political subjectivity.
This groundbreaking handbook reviews, consolidates, and develops the growth of scholarship on ideology as it occurs as part of our political landscape and within the systems of thought and belief that collectively constitute our political subjectivity.
It presents ideology functioning on the level of imagination and representation not only as a written and verbal language but also as expressed through architecture, art, media technologies, work, ritual practices, and other forms of material practice. It suggests how there are critical material aspects whenever human beings interact with the world and how ideology serves to map that interaction. Bringing together a multidisciplinary team of expert contributors, this handbook emphasizes the diversity of existing research and details the key developments in the area from across the globe.
The Routledge Handbook on the Lived Experience of Ideology is an authoritative key reference text for students, academics, and researchers of ideologies, critical theory, feminism, postcolonial theory, affect theory, political theory, critical legal studies, political science, and, more broadly, sociology, anthropology, sociology, philosophy, and cultural and communication studies.
The Routledge Handbook on the Lived Experience of Ideology is part of the mini-series Routledge Handbooks on Political Ideologies, Practices and Interpretations, edited by Michael Freeden.
Introduction - Ideology Reframed: The Lived Experience of Ideology Part
1: THINKING: The Shape of Ideology
1. What is Ideology?
2. Ideology in
Secret: Concealment, deception and the social bond
3. Decrypting Ideology: Of
all the people, the people
4. The Ontologization of Ideology and Spinoza's
Voluntary Servitude Part 2: READING: Ideology as Theory and Practice
5.
Mapping Ideology and Poststructuralism: From negative foundations to
politicizing thought via contingency and creativity
6. Literary Criticism,
Ideology Critique, and State Thinking: The case of the French explication des
textes
7. Ideology and the Idea: Revolution, revolt and the subversion of
time in Furio Jesi
8. Melodrama as an American Ideology of Freedom Part 3:
EXISTING: Ideology as Container
9. Water and Ideology as Lived Experience
10.
Uber and the Chronopolitics of Control: On the Clock
11. The Planetary Turn
and Ideology: Earthbound or Lost in Space? Part 4: ANTAGONISMS: Ideology as
Culture and Identity
12. Negotiating Contradiction: To make socialism alive
and livable
13. On the Production of Popular Reactionary Ideologies:
Consensual subordination of capitalist democracies
14. José Carlos
Mariátegui: Ideological Definition and the Americanist Utopia Part 5: NATURE:
Ideology and the Anthropocene
15. Speciesism as Ideology: Bias in thought and
practice
16. Displacement and Deracination: Memory, philosophy, wealth and
remembering Katrina
17. Affect and Ideology in Popular Environmentalism: The
case of pipeline opposition Part 6: INSTITUTING: The Sedimentation of
Ideology
18. Experiencing Poverty Within International Development: Legally
producing the millennial subject and the unsavable outcast
19. The Political
Theology of Everyday Life
20. The Lived Experience of Ideology in US Public
Schools: Violent ideological enclosures, human capabilities and education
fugitivity
21. Microcosmographia Academica or Law on the Carousel Part 7:
DESIRING: Ideology and Corporeality
22. Mapping Microfascism
23. A Desire for
the Reconciliation of Desire: An ideological tale of the incommensurable
24.
A New Materialism Account of the Fleshly Relationship Between the Black Woman
and the Academy: "This Place Has Gotten Under My Skin!" Part 8: LIVES within
Ideology
25. The everyday practice of Sankara's Revolution: Imperialism is
on your plate
26. Kokuba Ktar: Okinawa's Underground Communist Party and
Its Dangerous Sexualities
27. Margaret Walker: Black Womanist Archival
Traditions
28. Pasolini, Gramsci and Ideological Catastrophe
James R. Martel is Professor in the Department of Political Science at San Francisco State University, USA.
Baak Ertür is Reader in Research Architecture at the Centre for Research Architecture, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK.
Naveed Mansoori is Visiting Assistant Professor of Government at Smith College.
Connal Parsley is Reader in Law at the University of Kent, UK, and a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow.
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