Sarah Lowndes Pořadí knih

The COVID-19 pandemic serves as a lens to critically examine the neoliberal politics, xenophobia, and racism that have eroded community cohesion in the UK since 1979. This analysis offers a unique perspective on how these issues have shaped society, making it a valuable resource for scholars and advanced students in cultural studies, cultural history, sociology, and politics.

Focusing on the motivations behind the migration of creative practitioners since the mid-1960s, the book explores their journeys to establish homesteads outside urban environments. It delves into the desire for artistic freedom, connection to nature, and the pursuit of a more fulfilling lifestyle, highlighting the impact of these choices on their creative processes and communities.