Titlebook: Seen and Unseen; Visual Culture, Soci Kieran Flanagan Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 culture

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To See or Not to See: The Plight of the Voyeur, in the mortal expectations of a culture of postmodernity. The guest eaten had signified consent, so a defence was mounted on the basis of sexual taste and also euthanasia. What seemed a private matter took on unavoidable public dimensions. In the end, the cannibal was found guilty of manslaughter in January 2004.

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Sociology and Virtual Religion: Issues of Memory and Identity,To each customer, Mrs Darcy gave a dedicated and full service, one where time scarcely intruded. The demands of service necessitated a nice little sit-down to observe the world passing by before the next customer might come. Her shop was near Cornmarket Row, where one’s grandparents occupied a tall Georgian house.

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Piety and Visual Culture: Seeking to See the Unseen,ble modern statue of a woman in blue, who seemed to incarnate the Marian and the postmodern in some unfitting experiment that owed some debt to New Age sentiments. One gazed in awe at this very odd conglomeration of the visual where nothing seemed to add up. Something in the view was decidedly missing. The reverie was interrupted.

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