01596nam a2200229   45000010005000000030006000050050017000110080041000280200015000690200018000841000024001022400029001262450087001552600062002423000027003045000048003315000035003795040041004145050620004555200271010756500020013467683OCoLC20181127184133.0900605c19881984cau      b   s000 0 eng d  a0520236998  a97805202369981 aCerteau, Michel de.00aArts de faire.lEnglish.14aThe practice of everyday life /cMichel de Certeau ; translated by Steven Rendall.  aBerkeley :bUniversity of California Press,c1988, c1984.  axxiv, 229 p. ;c24 cm.  a""First paperback printing""--Verso of t.p.  aTranslation of: Arts de faire.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aPreface General Introduction PART I: A VERY ORDINARY  CULTURE I. A Common Place: Ordinary Language II. Popular  Cultures: Ordinary Language III. Making Do: Uses and  Tactics PART II: THEORIES OF THE ART OF PRACTICE IV.  Foucault and Bourdieu V. The Arts of Theory VI. Story  Time PART III: SPATIAL PRACTICES VII. Walking in the City  VIII. Railway Navigation and Incarceration IX. Spatial  Stories PART IV: Uses of Language X. The Scriptural  Economy XI. Quotations of Voices XII. Reading as Poaching  PART V: WAYS OF BELIEVING XIII. Believing and Making  People Believe XIV. The Unnamable Indeterminate Notesgrt  aConsiders the uses to which social representation and modes  of social behavior are put by individuals and groups,  describing the tactics available to the common man for  reclaiming his own autonomy from the all-pervasive forces  of commerce, politics, and culture. 0aSocial history.