Beverley Skeggs - Bibliography

Bibliography

• (1989) Gender Reproduction and Further Education: Domestic Apprenticeships British Journal of Sociology of Education. 9: 2: 131-151.
• (1990) Gender Reproduction in Education and its Alternatives, in: D. Gleeson (Ed.) Training and Its Alternatives. Milton Keynes. Open University Press. pp. 183–217.
• (1991) Challenging Masculinity and Using Sexuality British Journal of Sociology of Education. 12: 2: 127-141.
• (1991) Postmodernism: what is all the fuss about? British Journal of Sociology of Education. 12: 2: 255-79.
• (1992) The Cultural Production of 'Learning to Labour', in: A. Beezer & M. Barker (Eds.) Reading into Cultural Studies. London. Routledge. pp. 181–196.
• (1992) The Media: Issues in Sociology London. Macmillan.
• (1992) 'Two Minute Brother': Contestation Through Gender, 'Race' and Sexuality (1993) Innovation in Social Science Research. 6: 3: 299-322.
• (1994) Theories of Masculinities, for: P. Ahokes, M. Lahti & J. Sihvonen (Eds.) Discourse of Masculinity. Jyuaskylan Nykykultluria, Tutkimusyksikio, Finnish/English Publication. pp. 13 – 36.
• (1994) Situating the Production of Feminist Ethnography, in: M. Maynard & J. Purvis (1994) Researching Women's Lives. Basingstoke. Taylor & Francis. pp. 72–93.
• (1994) Refusing to be Civilised: 'Race', Sexuality and Power, in: H. Afshar & M. Maynard (Eds.) The Dynamics of Race, and Gender. Basingstoke. Taylor & Francis. pp. 106 – 127.
• (1994) The Limits of Neutrality: Feminist Research and the ERA, in: B. Troyna & D. Halpin (Eds.) Researching Educational Policy: Ethical and Methodological Issues. Lewes. Falmer. pp. 75–94.
• (1995) Women's Studies in Britain in the 1990s: Entitlement Cultures and Institutional Constraints Women's Studies International Forum. 18: 4: 475-485.
• (1995) Feminist Cultural Theory: production and process Manchester. Manchester University Press.
• (1996) Pedagogies of Pornography (with Pat Kirkham) (1996) Jump Cut 42: 14-20 http://www.ejumpcut.org/archive/onlinessays/JC40folder/PornPedaogyUK-US.html
• (1997) Formations of Class and Gender: Becoming Respectable London. Sage. translated as Att Bli Respektabel. (2000) Stockholm: Diadalos.
• (1998) Absolutely Fabulous and Textual Analysis, in: C. Geraghty and D. Lusted (Eds.) The Television Book. London. Edward Arnold. pp. 287–301.
• (1999) Matter out of Place: Visibility and Sexualities in Leisure Spaces Leisure Studies 18: 213-232.
• (2000) The Rhetorics of Affect, in S. Ahmed et al. (Eds.)*(2000) Transformations: Thinking Through Feminism. London: Routledge. pp. 25–27.
• (2000) Transformations: Thinking through Feminism (with Sara Ahmed, Celia Lury, Jane Kilby and Maureen McNeil). London. Routledge.
• (2001) The Property of Safety (with Les Moran) Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 23: 4: 379-393.
• (2001) The Toilet Paper: Femininity, Class and Misrecognition (Women's Studies International Forum. 24, nos 2-3: 295-307.
• (2001) Feminist Ethnography, in S. Delamont, P. Atkinson & A. Coffey (Eds.) Handbook of Ethnography. London. Sage. pp. 426–443.
• (2002) Techniques for Telling the Reflexive Self, in T. May (Ed.) Qualitative Research in Action. London. Sage. pp. 349–375.
• (2003) The Formation of Fear in Gay Pace: the 'Straight' Story (with Les Moran, Karen Corteen and Paul Tyrer) Capital and Class 80:173-199.
• (2003) Safety Talk, Violence and Laughter: Methodological Reflections on Focus Groups in Violence Research (with Les Moran, Paul Tyrer and Karen Corteen), in R. M. Lee and E. A. Stanko Researching Violence: Essays on Methodology and Measurement. London. Routledge. pp. 107–126.
• (2003) The Constitution of Fear in Gay Space, (with Les Moran, Paul Tyrer and Karen Corteen) for E.A. Stanko The Meaning of Violence . London. Routledge. (pp. 107–126).
• (2004) New Directions in the Study of Gender and Sexuality, GLQ (Gay and Lesbian Quarterly) 10: 2: 291-298.
• (2004) Cosmopolitan Sexualities: Disrupting the Logic of Late Capitalism (with Jon Binnie), Sociological Review 52: 1: 39-62.
• (2004) Queer as Folk: Producing the Real of Urban Space (with Les Moran, Paul Tyrer Jon Binnie), Urban Studies 21: 9.
• (2004) Notes on Ethical Scenarios of Self on British Reality TV (with Helen Wood) Feminist Media Studies 4:1: 205-208.
• (2004) Context and Background: Pierre Bourdieu's Analysis of Class, Gender and Sexuality Sociological Review 52:2: 19-33 (reprinted as book Feminism After Bourdieu)
• (2004) Exchange Value and Affect: Bourdieu and the Self Sociological Review 52:2: 75-95 (reprinted as book Feminism After Bourdieu.)
• (2004) Class, Self, Culture London. Routledge.
• (2004) The Politics of Violence and Safety (with Les Moran)

London. Routledge.

• (2005) The Making of Class through Visualising Moral Subject Formation, special edition 'Class, Culture and Identity' of Sociology (2005) 39: 5: 965-982. Reprinted in Fronesis: a Journal of Marxism and Feminism 25-26. Eurozine.
• (2005) Feminism after Bourdieu (with Lisa Adkins) Oxford. Blackwell (Sociological Review Series.
• (2006) Interview on Respectability and Resistance with Beverley Skeggs

http://www.redemptionblues.com/?p=215 Translated into Finnish as 'Arvostus ja Vastarinta' (an interview with Beverley Skeggs) Aivojen yhteistyon muistivihkot. Helsinki. Translated Mikko Jakonen. (978-952-92-4508-6). pp. 40 (http://www.megafoni.org)

• (2008) 'ESRC project report on 'Making Class through Televised Ethical Scenarios' http://www.esrcsocietytoday.ac.uk/ESRCInfoCentre/ViewFullAwardPage.aspx?data=lWEC7sNY9jm1ZHivC4z6rQ%3D%3D&xu=0&isAwardHolder=&isProfiled=&AwardHolderID=&Sector=&Awardnumber=RES-148-25-0040
• (2008),' On the economy of moralism and working-class properness', interview with Beverley Skeggs by Tornhill, Sophie and Tollin, Katharina, Eurozine http://www.eurozine.com/journals/fronesis/issue/2008-04-02.html
• (2008) Oh Goodness, I am Watching Reality TV': How Methodology makes Class in Multi-method Audience Research, for European Journal of Cultural Studies. 11: 1: 5-24 (with Helen Wood and Nancy Thumim).
• (2008) The Labour of Transformation and Circuits of Value 'Around' 'Reality' Television, for Continuum, 3: 4: August: 559-572 (with Helen Wood).
• (2008) The Dirty History of Feminism and Sociology: or the War of Conceptual Attrition, for Anniversary Issue of Sociological Review, 56:4: 670-689.
• (2008) The Problem with Identity, for A.Lin (ed.) Problematising Identity: Everyday Struggles in Language, Culture and Education. New York. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. pp. 11–35.
• (2008) Making Class through Fragmenting Culture, for A.Lin (ed.) Problematising Identity: Everyday Struggles in Language, Culture and Education. New York. Lawrence Erlbaum Associate. pp. 35–51.
• (2008) Spectacular Morality: Reality Television and the Re-making of the Working Class, (with Helen Wood) for D. Hesmondhough and J. Toynbee (eds.) Media and Social Theory. London: Routledge. pp. 177–193.
• (2009) 'It's Just Sad: Affect and Judgment on Reality TV (with Helen Wood), for J. Hollows and S. Gillis (ed.) Homefires: Domesticity, Feminism and Popular Culture. London: Routledge. pp. 135–150.
• (2009) Haunted by the Spectre of Judgment: Respectability, Value and Affect in Class Relations, for K.P.Sveinsson (ed.) Who Cares about the White Working Class? London: Runnymede Foundation. pp. 36–45. (978-1-9067321-0-3)
• (2009) The Transformation of Intimacy: Classed Identities in the Moral Economy of Reality Television, (with Helen Wood), for M. Wetherell (ed.) Identity in the 21st Century: New Trends in Changing Times. London. Palgrave MacMillan pp. 231–249. (9780230-580879)
• (2009) Class, Culture and Morality: Legacies and Logics in the Space for Identification, for M. Wetherell and C. Mohanty (eds.) The Sage Handbook of Identities. London. Sage. (978-1412934114)
• (2009) The Moral Economy of Person Production: the Class Relations of Self-Performance on ‘Reality’ Television, Sociological Review 57:4:626-644. Reproduced in Sociologia vol xx 2011 pp 67–85 (Journal of Portuguese Sociology)
• (2009) The Value of Relationships: Affective Scenes and Emotional Performances, for Feminist Legal Studies 18:1: 29-51. (ISSN 0966-3622).
• (2010) Ruth Herz, Judge, playing Judge Ruth Herz: Reflections on the Performance of Judicial Authority (with Les Moran and Ruth Herz) Special Issue of Law in Context on ‘Law’s Theatrical Presence: Frame, Rhetoric, Image, Body Appearance (ed. Leiboff, M. & Nield, S.) (pp. 198–220). (ISSN 1332-9060).
• (2011) Reacting to Reality TV: The affective economy of an 'extended social/public realm', for M. Kraidy and K. Sender (eds.) Real Worlds: The Global Politics of Reality Television, New York: Routledge. (With Helen Wood) (ISBN 13:978-0-41558825-6).
• (2011) Turning it on is a Class Act: Immediated Object Relations with the Television., (with Helen Wood) Media, Culture and Society 33 (6): 941-953 (ISSN 0163-4437).
• (2011) Imagining personhood differently: person value and autonomist working class value practices. Sociological Review, (2011) 59 (3): 579-594 (ISSN 0038-0261).
• (2011) The Politics of Imagination: Keeping Open, Curious and Critical (2011) with Joanna Latimer, Special Issue of Sociological Review on The Politics of the Imagination, August 59 (3): 393-411 (ISSN 0038-0261).
• (2012) Feeling Class: Affect and Culture in the Making of Class Relations, for G.Ritzer (ed.) International Encyclopedia of Sociology. Oxford: Blackwell
• (2012) Struggles for value: value practices, injustice, judgment, affect and the idea of class

The British Journal of Sociology. Volume 63, Issue 3, September 2012, Pages: 472–490, with Vik Loveday

• (2012) Reacting to Reality TV: Audience, performance, Value (with helen Wood) http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415693707/
• (2012) Reality Television and Class (edited with Helen Wood) http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx?pid=417668
• (2012) http://www.fronesis.nu/nummer/156/klass. Åter till frågan om respektabilitet
• (2012) 'Value and Values: Injustice, investment, judgment and caring' to a book (a festschrift-honouring), for Tolonen, T., Palmu, T., Lappalainen, S. and Kurki, T. on 'Cultural Practices and Transitions in Education' . Tuffnell Press.