VOLUME ONE: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON POPULAR CULTURE
Popular Culture in History
"Punch and Judy" and Cultural Appropriation |
Scott Cutler Shershow |
The Legitimization of the Circus in Late Georgian England |
Marius Kwint |
Queen Caroline and the Sexual Politics of Popular Culture in London, 1820 |
Anna Clark |
The Decline of Saint Monday |
Douglas Reid |
Bloods in the Street: London street culture, "industrial literacy", and the emergence of mass culture in Victorian England |
Edward Jacobs |
Working-Class Culture and Working-Class Politics in London, 1870-1900: Notes on the remaking of a working class |
Gareth Stedman Jones |
Empire Theatres and the Empire: The popular geographical imagination in the age of empire |
Andrew Crowhurst |
Teddy's Bear and the Sociocultural Transfiguration of Savage Beasts into Innocent Children, 1890-1920 |
Donna Varga |
History in Popular Culture
Empathy and Enfranchisement: Popular histories |
Jerome de Groot |
John Ford's Drums along the Mohawk: The making of an American myth |
Edward Countryman |
Gender and Culture of Empire: Toward a feminist ethnography of the cinema |
Ella Shohat |
A Fantasy of Witnessing |
Gary Weissman |
The Ghost in the Luggage: Wallace and Braveheart: Post-colonial "pioneer" identities |
Sally J. Morgan |
Archive Aesthetics and the Historical Imaginary: Wisconsin death trip |
John Corner |
Romancing the Road: Road movies and images of mobility |
Ron Eyerman and Orvar Löfgren |
VOLUME TWO: FROM MASS CULTURE CRITIQUE TO POPULAR CULTURE STUDIES
Popular Culture - Early Considerations
On a Possible Popular Culture |
Thomas Wright |
What is Culture? |
Derek Kahn |
Popular Culture and Mass Culture - Control and Consent
A Theory of Mass Culture |
Dwight Macdonald |
The Problem of High Culture and Mass Culture |
D.W. Brogan |
Daydreams and Nightmares: Reflections on the criticism of mass culture |
Edward Shils |
The Literary Imagination and the Explanation of Socio-Cultural Change in Modern Britain |
Paul Filmer |
Culture Industry Reconsidered |
Theodor Adorno |
Hegemony and Mass Culture |
Mark Gottdiener |
The Concept of Cultural Hegemony |
T.J. Jackson Lears |
Beyond "Mass Culture" |
Eugene Lunn |
Murder, Mass Culture, and the Feminine: A view from the 4.50 from Paddington |
Angela Devas |
Popular Culture Studies - Outlines and Overviews
Popular Culture: A "teaching object" |
Tony Bennett |
Notes on Deconstructing "The Popular" |
Stuart Hall |
What's in a Name? Popular culture theories and their limitations |
Jean Franco |
What is Cultural Studies Anyway? |
Richard Johnson |
Cultural Studies at the Crossroads |
Graham Murdock |
Professing the Popular |
Simon During |
Social Power and Symbolic Sites: In the tracks of cultural studies |
Michael Pickering |
Cultural Studies and the Challenge to English |
Michael Pickering |
New Life: Cultural studies and the problem of the "popular" |
Scott Cutler Shershow |
Post-Feminism and Popular Culture |
Angela McRobbie |
Creativity, Communication and Musical Experience |
Keith Negus and Michael Pickering |
When the University Went "Pop": Exploring cultural studies, sociology of culture, and the rising interest in the study of popular culture |
Lynn Schofield Clark |
VOLUME THREE: CULTURAL FORMATIONS AND SOCIAL RELATIONS
Sociological Approaches
Folk Culture and the Mass Media |
Thelma McCormack |
Processing Fads and Fashions: An organizational-set analysis of cultural industry systems |
Paul M. Hirsch |
Market Structure, the Creative Process, and Popular Culture: Toward an organizational reinterpretation of mass culture theory |
Paul DiMaggio |
The Study of Culture: Cultural studies and British sociology compared |
Steve Baron |
Biographical Boundaries: Sociology and Marilyn Monroe |
Graham McCann |
Divide and Conquer: Popular culture and social control in late capitalism |
David Tetzlaff |
Popular Culture and Social Collectivities
Subcultural Conflict and Working Class Community |
Phil Cohen |
Subcultures or Neo-Tribes? Rethinking the relationship between youth, style and musical taste |
Andy Bennett |
Subcultures, Scenes or Tribes? None of the above |
David Hesmondhalgh |
Everyday Fandom: Fan clubs, blogging, and the quotidian rhythms of the internet |
Paul Théberge |
Popular Culture on a Global Scale: A challenge for cultural studies? |
Simon During |
Towards a Global Culture? |
Anthony D. Smith |
Popular Culture and Ethnic Encounters
Playing with Real Feeling: Jazz and suburbia |
Simon Frith |
What is this "Black" in Black Popular Culture? |
Stuart Hall |
What is this "Black" in Irish Popular Culture? |
Hazel Carby |
Consuming Passions: Spectacle, self-transformation, and the commodification of blackness in Japan |
John G. Russell |
Kracauer and the Dancing Girls |
James Donald |
Digital Whiteness, Primitive Blackness: Racializing the "digital divide" in film and new media |
Janell Hobson |
Celebration or Pathology? Commodity or Art? The Dilemma of African-American expressive culture |
Berndt Ostendorf |
VOLUME FOUR: POPULAR CULTURE - AESTHETICS, ETHICS, VALUES
Popular Aesthetics and Cultural Populism
Ways of Artmaking: The high and the popular in art |
David Novitz |
The New Validation of Popular Culture: Sense and sentimentality in academia |
Michael Schudson |
Pearls and Swine: The intellectuals and the mass media |
Simon Frith and Jon Savage |
"It's a Thin Line between Love and Hate": Why cultural studies is so naff |
Gary Hall |
Aesthetics, Policy and the Politics of Popular Culture |
John Street |
Popular Taste and Cultural Value
Literature, Television, and Cultural Values |
Rosalind Coward |
"I'm Ashamed to Admit It but I Have Watched Dallas": The moral hierarchy of television programmes |
Pertti Alasuutari |
What is Bad Music? |
Simon Frith |
The Value of Value: Simon Frith and the aesthetics of the popular |
Michael Pickering and Keith Negus |
With a reply by Simon Frith |
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Old and New Ghosts: Public service television and the popular |
Jérôme Bourdon |
Social Ethics and Cultural Politics
Is Nothing Sacred? The ethics of television |
Michael Ignatieff |
Common Sense versus Political Discourse: Debating racism and multicultural society in Dutch talk shows |
Andra Leurdijk |
Dear Shit-shovellers: Humour, censure and the discourse of complaint |
Michael Pickering and Sharon Lockyer |
You Must Be Joking: The sociological critique of humour and comic media |
Sharon Lockyer and Michael Pickering |
Headscarves and Porno-Chic: Disciplining girls' bodies in the European multicultural society |
Linda Duits and Liesbet van Zoonen |
With commentary by Rosalind Gill and a rejoinder by Linda Duits and Liesbet van Zoonen |
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Usha Zacharias and Jane Arthurs (2007) 'Transnational Cultural Politics and the Shilpa-Jade Episode'; Radha S. Hegde (2007) 'Of Race, Classy Victims and National Mythologies: Distracting Reality on Celebrity Big Brother'; Lieve Gies (2007) 'Pigs, Dogs, C |
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Popular Culture and Democratic Contours
The Cultural Public Sphere |
Jim McGuigan |
Who's Afraid of Infotainment? |
Kees Brants |
A Day at the Zoo: Political communication, pigs and popular culture |
Liesbet van Zoonen |
"Prime Time Politics": Popular culture and politicians in the UK |
John Street |
Hidden Debates: Rethinking the relationship between popular culture and the public sphere |
Joke Hermes |
The Jerry Springer Show as an Emotional Public Sphere |
Peter Lunt and Paul Stenner |