Marjorie Ferguson / Peter Golding (eds.)

Cultural Studies in Question

Herausgeber: Ferguson, Marjorie; Golding, Peter

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Produktbeschreibung

This major text draws on an outstanding group of internationlly acclaimed scholars and offers a critical reappraisal of the contemporary practice of cultural studies. It focuses in particular on the contribution of cultural studies to the understanding of media, communications and popular cultures in contemporary societies.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sage Publications UK
• Seitenzahl: 280
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 1997
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 15mm
• Gewicht: 430g
• ISBN-13: 9780803979246
• ISBN-10: 080397924X
• Artikelnr.: 23188775

Inhaltsangabe

Cultural Studies and Changing Times - Marjorie Ferguson and Peter Golding An Introduction PART ONE: QUESTIONS AND CRITIQUE Reflections on the Project of (American) Cultural Studies - James W Carey The Anti-Political Populism of Cultural Studies - Todd Gitlin Policy Help Wanted - Denis McQuail Willing and Able Media Culturalists Please Apply Political Economy and the Practice of Cultural Studies - Nicholas Garnham Dominance and Ideology in Culture and Cultural Studies - Sari Thomas Base Notes - Graham Murdock The Conditions of Cultural Practice Overcoming the Divide - Douglas Kellner Cultural Studies and Political Economy PART TWO: ANSWERS AND ALTERNATIVES Theoretical Orthodoxies - David Morley Textualism, Constructivism and the
New Ethnography
in Cultural Studies Cultural Populism Revisited - Jim McGuigan Imagining the Audience - Joli Jensen and John J Pauly Losses and Gains in Cultural Studies The E
s and the Anti-E
s - Angela McRobbie New Questions for Feminism and Cultural Studies Cultural Studies, Communication and Change - John D H Downing Eastern Europe to the Urals From Codes to Utterances - Michael Billig Cultural Studies, Discourse and Psychology

Rezensionen

`Cultural Studies in Question is a much needed confrontation with the most challenging questions engaging cultural studies and communication today. It is at once sympathetic to the goals and political purposes of cultural studies, yet frustrated with excessive idealization, textualism, and distance from concrete practice or public policy. This collection, carefully assembled by Marjorie Ferguson and Peter Golding, is criticism at its best, aimed not at destroying but improving, not at negation but shared progress through intellectual struggle. Squarely in the tradition of Raymond Williams and Stuart Hall, the central figures in the debates around cultural studies, both its advocates and its critics, here confront the hard questions of purpose, emphasis, method, implicit ideology, and real world consequences in what may be the most important intellectual movement of this and recent decades. The result is of great value to all those seeking to better grasp the current crises in communication and culture' - Michael R Real, San Diego State University `If you are a social scientist wanting an overview of contemporary debates in cultural studies research on both sides of the Atlantic this commissioned collection of articles is an excellent place to start' - Sociology