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245 00 a| Walking :b| a sociological field guide /c| edited by Charlotte Bates and Emma Jackson.;

264 1 a| Manchester :b| Manchester University Press,c| 2026.;

300 a| xvi, 278 pages :b| illustrations, map ;c| 22 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 0 a| Introduction: A sociological field guide / Emma Jackson and Charlotte Bates - Circulate. Pound shop: walking the intersections between Yiwu and Dalston / Laura Henneke and Caroline Knowles -- Hiding in plain sight: walking through race and space on Brixton Station Road / Karis Campion -- Walking routes, talking toilets: exploring pitstops of public toilet access in everyday life / Lauren White -- Distribution landscapes: a walk through the trading estates of south London / Louise Rondel -- Walking with nurdles: reflections on a plastic beach clean / Alice Mah - Trace. Breaking down the walls of Partick: tracing cycles of urban neoliberalism and resistance / Kirsteen Paton -- Walls and bridges: or, what's so funny 'bout peace, love and understanding? / Daryl Martin -- Traces of industrial York / Nicholas Gane -- A walk along Chester's canal: peeling back the past to rediscover colonial era Cheshire / Julia Bennett -- Walking the line: search practices, environment and the practice of care in mountain rescue work / Robin James Smith -- Walking through waves: technology, the Thames and urban development / Alex Rhys-Taylor -- In the Big Yin's footsteps: class, belonging and the long walk home / Les Back -- Under a hawthorn tree or thoughts about nightingales and war / Vron Ware - Recompose. The rhythms of walking and doing sociology on The Street / Dawn Lyon -- Territory and temporality on the university campus / Katherine Quinn -- Your feet may change size: murder mystery, motherhood and the anti-carceral imagination / Phil Crockett Thomas -- Black dog, Brown disabled man, White world / Viji Kuppan -- Listening to urban change on the River Ravensbourne / Emma Jackson -- Walking into the current / Charlotte Bates -- Walking away and returning: letting go of ashes in Blackpool and Stratford-upon-Avon / Nirmal Puwar -- Hidden track.;

520 a| "Going for a walk with twenty sociologists, this collection is a playful rendition of the social worlds that we move in and through. From city streets to coastlines, along riverbanks and through street markets, alone and together, each walk blurs descriptive, poetic and theoretical observations and insights to reveal the worlds we live in afresh. Attending to the politics and poetics of walking and place, the collection challenges the taken for granted privileges of mobility, highlights the ways in which walking is embodied and situated, and shows how social life unfolds in and through spaces. Learning on and from the streets, tracing footprints, and attending to rhythms, these walks map sociological thought, and carve new paths in the terrain of the sociological imagination"--c| Provided by publisher.;

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Walking : a sociological field guide / edited by Charlotte Bates and Emma Jackson.

Other author	Bates, Charlotte, 1978- editor.
Other author	Jackson, Emma, 1978- editor.
Format	Book
Publication	Manchester : Manchester University Press, 2026.
Description	xvi, 278 pages : illustrations, map ; 22 cm
Subjects	Human geography. Sociologists. Sociology--Fieldwork. Sociology. Walking. Walking--Sociological aspects.

Contents	Introduction: A sociological field guide / Emma Jackson and Charlotte Bates - Circulate. Pound shop: walking the intersections between Yiwu and Dalston / Laura Henneke and Caroline Knowles -- Hiding in plain sight: walking through race and space on Brixton Station Road / Karis Campion -- Walking routes, talking toilets: exploring pitstops of public toilet access in everyday life / Lauren White -- Distribution landscapes: a walk through the trading estates of south London / Louise Rondel -- Walking with nurdles: reflections on a plastic beach clean / Alice Mah - Trace. Breaking down the walls of Partick: tracing cycles of urban neoliberalism and resistance / Kirsteen Paton -- Walls and bridges: or, what's so funny 'bout peace, love and understanding? / Daryl Martin -- Traces of industrial York / Nicholas Gane -- A walk along Chester's canal: peeling back the past to rediscover colonial era Cheshire / Julia Bennett -- Walking the line: search practices, environment and the practice of care in mountain rescue work / Robin James Smith -- Walking through waves: technology, the Thames and urban development / Alex Rhys-Taylor -- In the Big Yin's footsteps: class, belonging and the long walk home / Les Back -- Under a hawthorn tree or thoughts about nightingales and war / Vron Ware - Recompose. The rhythms of walking and doing sociology on The Street / Dawn Lyon -- Territory and temporality on the university campus / Katherine Quinn -- Your feet may change size: murder mystery, motherhood and the anti-carceral imagination / Phil Crockett Thomas -- Black dog, Brown disabled man, White world / Viji Kuppan -- Listening to urban change on the River Ravensbourne / Emma Jackson -- Walking into the current / Charlotte Bates -- Walking away and returning: letting go of ashes in Blackpool and Stratford-upon-Avon / Nirmal Puwar -- Hidden track.
Abstract	"Going for a walk with twenty sociologists, this collection is a playful rendition of the social worlds that we move in and through. From city streets to coastlines, along riverbanks and through street markets, alone and together, each walk blurs descriptive, poetic and theoretical observations and insights to reveal the worlds we live in afresh. Attending to the politics and poetics of walking and place, the collection challenges the taken for granted privileges of mobility, highlights the ways in which walking is embodied and situated, and shows how social life unfolds in and through spaces. Learning on and from the streets, tracing footprints, and attending to rhythms, these walks map sociological thought, and carve new paths in the terrain of the sociological imagination"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN	9781526184917
ISBN	9781526184900 hardback
ISBN	1526184907
ISBN	1526184915

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