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1. Setting the scene: Why apply sociology to arts, health and wellbeing? Part1: Sociological theories and their relevance to arts, health and wellbeing 2. Macrosociological approaches: Social structures and systems in arts, health and wellbeing 3. Microsociological approaches: Meaning-making in arts, health and wellbeing Part2: The arts in arts, health and wellbeing 4. The sociology of arts in arts, health and wellbeing 5. Experiences of arts as work in health and wellbeing contexts 6. Sociological approaches to artistic work in health and wellbeing contexts 7. Boundary work and boundary objects in arts, health and wellbeing Part3: The impact of policy on arts, health and wellbeing 8. Arts, health and wellbeing as a policy field 9. Real-world policy in arts, health and wellbeing 10. Contentious politics and social movement theory in the field of arts and health 11. Conclusions: Towards an art health sociology |