Judith Kapferer is Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the University of Bergen, Norway. She is the author of Being All Equal (1996) and the editor of The Arts and the State: Articulating Power and Subversion (2008). She has written numerous journal articles in the sociological fields of education, community, the arts, and culture, currently focusing on access to the arts in remote places.

• Introduction: Images of Power and the Power of ImagesJudith KapfererChapter 1. Twilight of the Enlightenment: The Art Fair, the Culture Industry, and the ‘Creative Class’Judith KapfererChapter 2. Cementing Relations: The Materiality of Roads and Public Spaces in Provincial PeruPenelope HarveyChapter 3. Multifaceted Monolith: The Hidden Diversity of Mass HousingMiles GlendinningChapter 4. Folding and Enfolding Walls: Statist Imperatives and Bureaucratic Aesthetics in Divided JerusalemDon HandelmanChapter 5. Body Shock: The Political Aesthetics of DeathUli LinkeChapter 6. The Symbolic Body and the Rhetoric of PowerLaura VerdiChapter 7. The Limits of Metaphor: Ideology and Representation in the Zen GardenAllen S. WeissChapter 8. Images of Transgression: Teyyam in MalabarDinesan Vadakkiniyil

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Judith Kapferer is Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the University of Bergen, Norway. She is the author of Being All Equal (1996) and the editor of The Arts and the State: Articulating Power and Subversion (2008). She has written numerous journal articles in the sociological fields of education, community, the arts, and culture, currently focusing on access to the arts in remote places.

• Introduction: Images of Power and the Power of ImagesJudith KapfererChapter 1. Twilight of the Enlightenment: The Art Fair, the Culture Industry, and the ‘Creative Class’Judith KapfererChapter 2. Cementing Relations: The Materiality of Roads and Public Spaces in Provincial PeruPenelope HarveyChapter 3. Multifaceted Monolith: The Hidden Diversity of Mass HousingMiles GlendinningChapter 4. Folding and Enfolding Walls: Statist Imperatives and Bureaucratic Aesthetics in Divided JerusalemDon HandelmanChapter 5. Body Shock: The Political Aesthetics of DeathUli LinkeChapter 6. The Symbolic Body and the Rhetoric of PowerLaura VerdiChapter 7. The Limits of Metaphor: Ideology and Representation in the Zen GardenAllen S. WeissChapter 8. Images of Transgression: Teyyam in MalabarDinesan Vadakkiniyil

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Judith Kapferer is Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the University of Bergen, Norway. She is the author of Being All Equal (1996) and the editor of The Arts and the State: Articulating Power and Subversion (2008). She has written numerous journal articles in the sociological fields of education, community, the arts, and culture, currently focusing on access to the arts in remote places.

• Introduction: Images of Power and the Power of ImagesJudith KapfererChapter 1. Twilight of the Enlightenment: The Art Fair, the Culture Industry, and the ‘Creative Class’Judith KapfererChapter 2. Cementing Relations: The Materiality of Roads and Public Spaces in Provincial PeruPenelope HarveyChapter 3. Multifaceted Monolith: The Hidden Diversity of Mass HousingMiles GlendinningChapter 4. Folding and Enfolding Walls: Statist Imperatives and Bureaucratic Aesthetics in Divided JerusalemDon HandelmanChapter 5. Body Shock: The Political Aesthetics of DeathUli LinkeChapter 6. The Symbolic Body and the Rhetoric of PowerLaura VerdiChapter 7. The Limits of Metaphor: Ideology and Representation in the Zen GardenAllen S. WeissChapter 8. Images of Transgression: Teyyam in MalabarDinesan Vadakkiniyil

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