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Title Trash culture : objects and obsolescence in cultural perspective / edited by Gillian Pye with the assistance of Simone Schroth.
Publication Info Oxford : Peter Lang, c2010.


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Descript vi, 245 p. : ill., port.
Note Selected conference papers.
Contents Contents: Gillian Pye: Introduction: Trash as Cultural Category - Kevin Hetherington: The Ruin Revisited - Sonja Windmuller: 'Trash Museums' Exhibiting in Between - Lee Stickells/Nicole Sully: Haunting the Boneyard - Kathleen James-Chakraborty: Recycling Landscape: Wasteland into Culture - Tahl Kaminer: The Triumph of the Insignificant - Douglas Smith: Scrapbooks: Recycling the Lumpen in Benjamin and Bataille - Uwe C. Steiner: The Problem of Garbage and the Insurrection of Things - Wim Peeters: Deconstructing 'Wasted Identities' in Contemporary German Literature - Catherine Bates/Nasser Hussain: Talking Trash/ Trashing talk: Cliche in the Poetry of bpNichol and Christopher Dewdney - Randall K. Van Schepen: The Heroic 'Garbage Man': Trash in Ilya Kabakov's The Man Who Never Threw Anything Away - Joel Burges: The Television and the Teapot: Obsolescence, All that Heaven Allows, and a Sense of Historical Time in Contemporary Life - Harvey O'Brien: 'Really? Worst film you ever saw. Well my next one will be better': Edward D. Wood Jr, Tim Burton and the Apotheosis of the Foresaken.
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9783035302042 (e-book)
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Series Cultural interactions ; v. 11
Cultural interactions ; v. 11.
Subject Refuse and refuse disposal -- Social aspects -- Congresses.
Recycling (Waste, etc.) -- Social aspects -- Congresses.
Material culture -- Congresses.
Refuse and refuse disposal in art -- Congresses.
Refuse and refuse disposal in literature -- Congresses.
Alt author Pye, Gillian.
Schroth, Simone, 1974-
Descript vi, 245 p. : ill., port.
Note Selected conference papers.
Contents Contents: Gillian Pye: Introduction: Trash as Cultural Category - Kevin Hetherington: The Ruin Revisited - Sonja Windmuller: 'Trash Museums' Exhibiting in Between - Lee Stickells/Nicole Sully: Haunting the Boneyard - Kathleen James-Chakraborty: Recycling Landscape: Wasteland into Culture - Tahl Kaminer: The Triumph of the Insignificant - Douglas Smith: Scrapbooks: Recycling the Lumpen in Benjamin and Bataille - Uwe C. Steiner: The Problem of Garbage and the Insurrection of Things - Wim Peeters: Deconstructing 'Wasted Identities' in Contemporary German Literature - Catherine Bates/Nasser Hussain: Talking Trash/ Trashing talk: Cliche in the Poetry of bpNichol and Christopher Dewdney - Randall K. Van Schepen: The Heroic 'Garbage Man': Trash in Ilya Kabakov's The Man Who Never Threw Anything Away - Joel Burges: The Television and the Teapot: Obsolescence, All that Heaven Allows, and a Sense of Historical Time in Contemporary Life - Harvey O'Brien: 'Really? Worst film you ever saw. Well my next one will be better': Edward D. Wood Jr, Tim Burton and the Apotheosis of the Foresaken.
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9783035302042 (e-book)
Series Cultural interactions ; v. 11
Cultural interactions ; v. 11.
Subject Refuse and refuse disposal -- Social aspects -- Congresses.
Recycling (Waste, etc.) -- Social aspects -- Congresses.
Material culture -- Congresses.
Refuse and refuse disposal in art -- Congresses.
Refuse and refuse disposal in literature -- Congresses.
Alt author Pye, Gillian.
Schroth, Simone, 1974-

Subject Refuse and refuse disposal -- Social aspects -- Congresses.
Recycling (Waste, etc.) -- Social aspects -- Congresses.
Material culture -- Congresses.
Refuse and refuse disposal in art -- Congresses.
Refuse and refuse disposal in literature -- Congresses.
Descript vi, 245 p. : ill., port.
Note Selected conference papers.
Contents Contents: Gillian Pye: Introduction: Trash as Cultural Category - Kevin Hetherington: The Ruin Revisited - Sonja Windmuller: 'Trash Museums' Exhibiting in Between - Lee Stickells/Nicole Sully: Haunting the Boneyard - Kathleen James-Chakraborty: Recycling Landscape: Wasteland into Culture - Tahl Kaminer: The Triumph of the Insignificant - Douglas Smith: Scrapbooks: Recycling the Lumpen in Benjamin and Bataille - Uwe C. Steiner: The Problem of Garbage and the Insurrection of Things - Wim Peeters: Deconstructing 'Wasted Identities' in Contemporary German Literature - Catherine Bates/Nasser Hussain: Talking Trash/ Trashing talk: Cliche in the Poetry of bpNichol and Christopher Dewdney - Randall K. Van Schepen: The Heroic 'Garbage Man': Trash in Ilya Kabakov's The Man Who Never Threw Anything Away - Joel Burges: The Television and the Teapot: Obsolescence, All that Heaven Allows, and a Sense of Historical Time in Contemporary Life - Harvey O'Brien: 'Really? Worst film you ever saw. Well my next one will be better': Edward D. Wood Jr, Tim Burton and the Apotheosis of the Foresaken.
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
Alt author Pye, Gillian.
Schroth, Simone, 1974-
ISBN 9783035302042 (e-book)
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