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Title Representing homelessness / edited by Owen Clayton.

Publication Info. Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2021.

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Edition First edition.
Description 1 online resource.
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Series Proceedings of the British Academy, 0068-1202 ; 239
Proceedings of the British Academy ; 239.
Contents Owen Clayton -- 1. Neuroscience underlying dehumanised perception towards people who are homeless / Nuoya Tan and Lasana T. Harris -- 2. Representing homelessness in British newspapers: a contemporary consideration / Juliet Foster -- 3. Power of one: the media and homeless stereotypes / Paul Atherton -- 4. Framing communication for social change: the campaign to repeal the Vagrancy Act 1824 / Nick Morris -- 5. Ending homelessness for good: a manifesto / LĂ­gia Teixeira -- 6. Hidden in plain sight: power, dehumanisation and (mis)representation in homelessness / Jess Turtle and Matt Turtle -- 7. Leaving out and living rough: on the materiality of absence in literary representations of the homeless experience / Tymon Adamczewski -- 8. My experiences of homelessness / Emma Forshaw -- 9. Autonomy, public space and emplacement: an examination of graffiti on Los Angeles's Skid Row / Susan A. Phillips -- 10. 'Who said I was a bum?' Self-presentation in the "Hobo" News, 1915-1924 / Owen Clayton -- 11. Framing the crime: Anthony Luvera in conversation with Julian Stallabrass / Anthony Luvera and Julian Stallabrass -- Conclusion / Owen Clayton.
Summary "This multidisciplinary volume combines academic research with first-hand accounts of homelessness. It describes how people affected by homelessness are perceived as objects through the process of Othering. It also provides examples of how such Othering can be overcome through collaboration, and by providing a platform for people affected by homelessness. The volume argues that stereotypical representations of homelessness, while useful for charity fundraising, do more harm than good. It concludes that organisations tasked with dealing with homelessness must include greater representation from people with direct 'lived experience' of homelessness"--Provided by publisher
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Subject Homelessness.
Homelessness.
Homelessness in mass media.
Homelessness in mass media.
Homelessness in literature.
Homelessness in literature.
Great Britain.
Added Author Clayton, Owen, editor.
Other Form: Original 0197267246 9780197267240 (OCoLC)1261303706
ISBN 9780191965074 (electronic book)
0191965073 (electronic book)
0197267246
9780197267240