Morrissey : fandom, representations and identities / edited by Eoin Devereux, Aileen Dillane and Martin J. Power.

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Introduction : but don't forget the songs that made you cry and the songs that saved your life... / Eoin Devereux, Aileen Dillane and Martin J. Power -- "Suedehead" : paving the pilgrimage path to Morrissey's and Dean's Fairmount, Indiana / Erin Hazard -- "The seaside town they forgot to bomb" : Morrissey and Betjeman on urban regeneration and British identity / Lawrence Foley -- In the spirit of '69? Morrissey and the Skinhead cult / John H. Baker -- Fanatics, apostles and NMEs / Colin Snowsell -- The "Teenage Dad" and "Slum Mums" are just "certain people I know" : counter hedgemonic representations of the working/underclass in the works of Morrissey / Martin J. Power -- In our different ways we are the same : Morrissey and representations of disability / Daniel Manco -- "My so friendly lens" : Morrisseey as mediated through his public image / Melissa Connor -- "Because I've only got two hands" : western art undercurrents in the poses and gestures of Morrissey / Andrew Cope -- Moz: art: Adorno meets Morrissey in the cultural divisions / Rachel M. Brett -- Speedway for beginners : Morrissey, martyrdom and ambiguity / Eoin Devereux and Aileen Dillane -- No love in modern life : matters of performance and production in a Morrissey song / Eirik Askerøi -- "Vicar in a tutu" : dialogism, iconicity and the carnivalesque in Morrissey /Pierpaolo Martino -- Smiths night : a dream world created through other people's music / Dan Jacobson and Ian Jeffrey -- Talent borrows, genius steals : Morrissey and the art of appropriation / Lee Brooks -- "I'm not the man you think I am" : Morrissey's navigation of dominant gender and sexuality codes / Elisabeth Woronzoff -- Melodramatic Morrissey : Kill Uncle, Cavell and the question of the human voice Johanna Sjöstedt -- "You have killed me " : tropes of hyperbole and sentimentality in Morrissey's musical expression / Stan Hawkins