History, Experience and Cultural Studies [Paperback]

This elegantly written and illuminating book explores the attenuated relationship between history and cultural studies, reappraising some of the issues and positions which have led to the impasse between them and highlighting the contribution to be made by a new engagement between cultural and historical theory. Focusing on the contested concept of 'experience' as a central part of his argument, Pickering advances new ways of attending to the myriad voices of everyday cultures, past and present.

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Structures of Feeling and Traces of Time
The Turn to Ordinariness Crossing the Asses'
Bridge Crossing Horizons
Relations of Mutual Constitution Against the Repudiation of Experience
Bibliography
Index.