Seasonal Sociology
- Davidson, Tonya K. (Editor)
- Park, Ondine (Editor)
Contents:
Introduction / Tonya K. Davidson, Tara Milbrandt, and Ondine Park.
FALL. 1. The Rideau Canal in Fall: Understanding Ontology and Epistemology with Indigenous Ways of Knowing / Zoe Todd -- 2. Back to School Season: Schools and the Social Organization of Crime / Heather Rollwagen -- 3. Pumpkin Spice Lattes: Marking the Seasons with Brands / Sonia Bookman -- 4. Labour Day Weekend: The Shifts and the Cycles of Work / Susan Cake, Jason Foster, and Bob Barnetson -- 5. A Long Weekend of Rest and Labour: Thanksgiving, Holiday Body Work, and the Holiday Body / Heidi Bickis.
WINTER. 6. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD): The Medicalization of Winter Sadness / Alissa Overend -- 7. Season of Dreaded Joys: Adaptation, Enchantment, and Solidarity in a "Winter" City / Tara Milbrandt -- 8. Cupid’s Keyboard: Disabled People’s Experiences with Online Dating / Alan Santinele Martino -- 9. Extending Law’s Reach: Winter, Accusations, and the Colonial Encounter / Matthew P. Unger -- 10. Cracked Ice: Hockey, Whiteness, and Masculinity in Sports / Nicole Neverson.
SPRING 11 The Myth of the Sugar Shack: Identity, Nature, and Maple Syrup / Emma Bider -- 12. Spring Babies, Summer Weddings, Fall Divorces, and Winter Deaths: Seasons and Populations / Rania Tfaily -- 13. Alternative Spring Break: The Politics of Doing Good in a Globalized World / Nathaniel Laywine and Alan Sears -- 14. Peach Blossoms and Precarious Work: Canada’s Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program on the Niagara Peninsula / Kristin Lozanski -- 15. Rites of Spring: Multiculturalism and the Celebration of Vaisakhi in Vancouver / Bonar Buffam.
SUMMER. 16. Wedding Season: The White Wedding as a Cultural Ritual of Heteronormativity / Ondine Park -- 17. Summer in Cottage Country: Expectations and Experiences of Canadian Nature / Tonya K. Davidson -- 18. Burning Season: The (New) Conflagrations of Summer / Mark Hudson -- 19. Social Movements Sizzle / James Cairns -- 20. Summer’s Gains and Losses: Children, Social Class, and Learning / Patrizia Albanese.