Beyond The Body Proper

UK four CD collection. Without any doubt this set is the most thorough and definitive audio document of the career of The Louvin Brothers, one of the most popular acts in Country music history. The Louvins were an important building block in the Alternative Country music movement and their influence can be felt in the work of some of modern music's most vital artists such as Johnny Cash, the Everly Brothers, Gram Parsons, Jack White, Beck, and many, many more. 112 Songs make up this this massive release, and the story of their remarkable career is within an informative 24 page booklet together with complete discography and rare photos. All of their important recordings are here including all of the tracks from their classic Satan Is Real and Tragic Songs of Life albums. Proper.

This book borrows the concept of “high-definition” from digital broadcasting to highlight our unique approach to Hong Kong society, which gives a sharper image than analyses. It intends to highlight contrasts with many common and taken-for-granted stories, myths and representations of Hong Kong— which often presented with a low level of detail, lacking proper connections between grounded personal experiences and the macro social context. With chapters covering various salient dimensions of Hong Kong’s society, including migration, economy, inequality, identity and social movements, our “high-definition” approach presents images with high enough “resolution” to match multiple layers of experiences from walks of life of Hong Kong people, contributing to an understanding of how global transformation impacts local people’s experiences, as well as Hong Kong’s significance in the regional and global system.

This book borrows the concept of “high-definition” from digital broadcasting to highlight our unique approach to Hong Kong society, which gives a sharper image than analyses. It intends to highlight contrasts with many common and taken-for-granted stories, myths and representations of Hong Kong— which often presented with a low level of detail, lacking proper connections between grounded personal experiences and the macro social context. With chapters covering various salient dimensions of Hong Kong’s society, including migration, economy, inequality, identity and social movements, our “high-definition” approach presents images with high enough “resolution” to match multiple layers of experiences from walks of life of Hong Kong people, contributing to an understanding of how global transformation impacts local people’s experiences, as well as Hong Kong’s significance in the regional and global system.