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This special issue is dedicated to
the topic of automobility. It includes a variety of sociological, philosophical and theoretical
approaches that analyse this subject in connection with other
phenomena, such as mobility, identity, consumption or postmodernity.
Of interest are the articles by Koshar and Edensor who contextualise automobility
in relation to concepts of nationality and national
identities. Also worth noting is the article by Inglis on the
attitude of French intellectuals towards cars as a symbol of
Americanisation.
To view the publisher's online table
of contents with abstracts, please click on this
external
link.
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