The Senses and Society

Michael Bull is at the Department of Media Film Studies, University of Sussex. Paul Gilroy is at the Department of Sociology, London School of Economics. David Howes is at the Department of Sociology Anthropology, Concordia University. Douglas Kahn is at the Department of Technocultural Studies, University of California, Davis.

Articles 'It's not about good taste. It's about tastes good': Bourdieu and Campbell's Soup ... and Beyond Danielle Gallegos and Alec McHoul Sensing the Run: The Senses and Distance Running John Hockey See It, Sense It, Save It: Economies of Multisensuality in Contemporary Zoos Nils Lindahl Elliot Seeing with the hands, touching with the eyes: Vision, touch and the Enlightenment spatial imaginary Mark Paterson Sensory Design Sporting Sensation John F. Sherry, Jr. Mind and Memory: The Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Church of St. Ignatius Ruth Coates Architecture of the Immediate: Steven Holl's Addition to the Cranbrook Institute of Science Stephen Temple Millennium Park, Chicago Part 2 Landmark Destination: Jay Pritzker Pavilion Joy Monice Malnar Time (and Again): The Lurie Garden David L. Hays Book and Journal Reviews Mud, Sweat and Tears David Winner, Those Feet: A Sensual History of English Football Reviewed by Steve Redhead Seeing Under the Skin Sara Danius, The Senses of Modernism: Technology, Perception and Aesthetics Reviewed by Anna-Louise Milne Don Brenneis and Regina Bendix (eds), 'The Senses', Etnofoor 18(1) 2005 Reviewed by Judith Okely Exhibition and Conference Reviews The Urban Sensorium "Sense of the City" Making Sense of the City by Alan Nash Priere de ne pas toucher by Michael Carroll