Professor Ellis Cashmore is a sociologist whose work delves into the complex interplay between celebrity, media, and societal perception. His writings critically examine how public personas are constructed and the profound influence of culture in shaping our understanding of identity and fame.
This textbook offers a thorough examination of celebrity culture, providing updated examples and case studies to reflect current trends. The new edition includes additional features such as a timeline and discussion questions, enhancing its educational value. It serves as an accessible resource for understanding the complexities and impact of celebrity in contemporary society.
The second edition introduces exercise psychology terms, enhancing the exploration of sport and exercise psychology. It provides an accessible overview of the subject, featuring over 300 alphabetically-ordered entries that encompass central theories and cutting-edge research. This comprehensive guide covers a wide range of concepts, making it an essential resource for understanding the psychological aspects of sports and exercise.