The summer of 1938 was a pivotal year for baseball and American history. In that same year, John Jordon “Buck” O'Neil, was a rookie first baseman playing his first season…

This book brings together key essays from the career of social theorist John O'Neill, including his uncollected later writings, focusing on embodiment to explore the different ways in which the…

Arguments are drawn from political economy, psychoanalysis, and semiotics to describe the cultural functions of the media with respect to the state, the economy, the family, women and children and…

Going through all twenty-seven letters of the Spanish alphabet, the author takes us from little-known Ayllon to industrial Mieres to monumental Zamora and places in between and beyond, all scattered…

Family portraits and neighbourhood cameos, friends and acquaintances leaving indelible marks and memories, the good and the less good. The author turns the clock back half a century to the…

In a series of anecdotes, which are invariably linked to his thirty-nine years teaching Spanish from 1966 until 2005, John ONeill tells of journeys traveled and places seen and (more…

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Examines how embodied selves and relationships are being re-shaped and re-figured and how the embodied figures of the polity, economy and society represent the contested notions of identity, desire, wholeness…