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Paul Willis is a master craftsman when it comes to the ethnographic (as well as theoretical) imagination. Drawing on his own works (particularly Learning To Labor), Dr. Willis provides a clear and cogent analysis of symbolism in relation to commodity fetishism in everyday culture. Like Learning To Labor, this work is also theoretically dense--and I love it! Dr. Willis provides very careful and well-thought-out theoretical mapping of both modern and postmodern cultural forms. If you appreciate Paul Willis as... more info

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