Re-reading Popular CultureRe-reading Popular Culture is an entertaining investigation of the meanings and value of popular culture today. It explores the theme of cultural citizenship by combining textual analysis and media reception theory to analyze popular culture.
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Contents
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1 Ethnicity football and the nation | 21 |
2 Negotiating global popular culture | 41 |
3 Conservative feminism and the detective novel | 61 |
4 Masculinity and the merits of textual analysis as part of an audience study | 79 |
5 Critical viewership | 96 |
6 Children and the media | 115 |
7 Popular culture a modern and a postmodern genealogy | 135 |
Concluding remarks | 155 |
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