History's disquiet: modernity, cultural practice, and the question of everyday life

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Introduction: The Unavoidable Actuality of Everyday Life 1: Tracking the Dinosaur: Area Studies in a Time of Globalism 2: The Mystery of the Everyday: Everydayness in History 3: Dialectical Optics: Everydayness in History

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