Popular Culture
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Popular Culture
By Open University. U203: Popular CulturePopular Culture
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Popular Culture: Themes and Issues (1). Units 1/2 Christmas : a Case Study
By Tony BennettPopular Culture: Themes and Issues (1). Units 1/2 Christmas : a Case Study
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Popular Culture: Global Intercultural Perspectives
By Ann Brooks(Mitchell, 1992, p. 148) As with American hiphop, the Italian example was built within a community that also experienced economic hardship, cultural antagonism as squatters and political outcasts and as a group who were ...
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Popular Culture: East and West German Identity
By Kevin Alan RichardsHuffman, Richard. "The Crisis Years." Baader-meinhof.com. N.p., 2009. Web. 1 Jun 2011. . "Red Army Faction." Wikipedia.com. Wikipedia, 28, May 2011. Web. 4Jun 2011.
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Popular Culture: Cavespace to Cyberspace
By Frank Hoffmann, B Lee Cooper, Marshall FishwickYou will be intrigued by the plethora of fascinating links that Professor Fishwick makes in this comprehensive guide to ever-changing popular culture.
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Popular Culture: America's Most Successful Exports
By Frank Hoffmann, Martin ManningPopular Culture: America's Most Successful Exports
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Popular Culture: America's Most Successful Exports
By Frank Hoffmann, Martin ManningPopular Culture: America's Most Successful Exports
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Popular Culture: 1920-1939
By Jane BinghamWho were the flappers? What were "e;talkies"e;? Who inspired the Harlem Renaissance? This book provides the answers and covers the effect of World War I and the newfound freedom of women on the popular culture of the era.
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Popular Culture: 1960-1979
By Michael BurganThe British Invasion, Andy Warhol, Swinging London, the Summer of Love, disco dancing, and polyester, this is the era that most people think of when they think of pop culture.
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Popular Culture
By Roger Clestin, Eliane DalmolinWhen James Sosnoski observes , in Token Professionals and Master Critics , that to be a player in the dominant discipline , English , does not necessarily entail being a dominant player in the field , he is indirectly saying the same ...
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Popular Culture: A Reader
By Raiford Guins, Omayra Zaragoza CruzProviding a comprehensive collection of classic and current papers on popular culture, this volume includes key works from Adorno to Williams, as well as a wide range of international perspectives that engage with the dynamic changes that ...
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Popular Culture: Past and Present
By Tony Bennett, Bernard Waites, Graham MartinFirst Published in 1981. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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Popular Culture: An Introductory Text
By John G. Nachbar, Kevin LauséRogue - heroes are often ( but not always ) outlaws- Jesse James , John Dillinger , Thelma and Louise , Smoky and the Bandit — but they are always outrageous . They create a useful category because of the conflicts they embody ...
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Popular Culture: Past and Present
By Tony Bennett, Bernard Waites, Graham MartinGernsback, then, in many accounts becomes the 'father (or founder) of modern science fiction'. All histories of the genre contain some reference to him; the 'Hugo Awards' for the year's best novel, short story, magazine, etc. are called ...
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Popular Culture: An Introduction
By Carla FrecceroFreccero places rap music, the Alien Trilogy and Sandra Cisneros in the context of postcolonialism, identity politics, and technoculture to show students how they can draw on their already existing literacies and on the cultures they know ...
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Popular Culture: Introductory Perspectives
By Marcel DanesiThe third edition features new chapters on the commercial context of pop culture and explicitly focused on digital culture, as well as exercises and discussion prompts to deepen understanding.
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Popular Culture: The Metropolitan Experience
By Iain ChambersShows how popular culture is continually being remade
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Popular Culture
By Noah BerlatskyThe Sheikh's Batmobile: In Pursuit of American Pop Culture in the Muslim World. Berkeley, CA: Counterpoint, 2010. Rapture Ready!: Adventures in the Parallel Universe of Christian Pop Culture. New York, NY: Scribner, 2008. TV China.
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Popular Culture: Global Intercultural Perspectives
By Ann BrooksThe rise of mass popular culture and consumer culture tended to come from the USA, so the target of much of the early critiques of popular culture were about anti-Americanism. Early cultural theorists like F.R. Leavis were pessimistic ...
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Popular Culture: Introductory Perspectives
By Marcel DanesiThe second edition investigates current contexts for popular culture, including the rise of the digital global village through new technology and offers up-to-date examples that connect with today's students.