Popular culture/
Popular culture/
edited by Michael Pickering
- Los Angeles: Sage, 2010.
- 402p. 15.6cm.
Contents
Volume III: Cultural Formations and Social Relations
Sociological Approaches
39. Folk Culture and the Ma.ss Media 3
Thelma McCormack
40. Processing Fads and Fashions: An Organization-Set Analysis
of Cultural Industry Systems 21
Paul M. Hirscb
41. Market Structure, the Creative Process, and Popular Culture:
Toward an Organizational Reinterpretation of Mass-Culture Theory 43
Paul DiMaggio
42. The Study of Culture: Cultural Studies and British
Sociology Compared 59
Steve Baron
43. Biographical Boundaries: Sociology and Marilyn Monroe 75
Graham McCann
44. Divide and Conquer: Popular Culture and Social Control
in Late Capitalism 87
David Tetzlaff
Popular Culture and Social Collectivities
45. Subcultural Conflict and Working Class Community 113
Phil Cohen
46. Subcultures or Neo-Tribes? Retltinking the Relationship
between Youth, Style and Musical Taste 145
Andy Bennett
47. Subcultures, Scenes or Tribes? None of the Above 163
David Hesmondhalgh
48. Everyday Fandom: Fan Clubs, Blogging, and the Quotidian
Rhythms of the Internet 185
Paul Theberge
49. Popular Culture on a Global Scale: A Challenge
for Cultural Studies? 203
Simon During
50. Towards a Global Culture? 229
Anthony D. Smith
Popular Culture and Ethnic Encounters
51. Playing with Real Feeling: Making Sense of Jazz in Britain 249
Simon Frith
52. What Is This "Black" in Black Popular Culture? 267
Stuart Hall
53. What Is This 'Black' in Irish Popular Culture? 279
Hazel V Carby
54. Consuming Passions; Spectacle, Self-Transformation,
and the Commodification of Blackness in Japan 303
John G. Russell
55. Kracauer and the Dancing Girls 349
James Donald
56. Digital Whiteness, Primitive Blackness: Racializing
the "Digital Divide" in Film and New Media 367
Janell Hobson
57. Celebration or Pathology? Commodity or Art? The Dilemma
of African-American Expressive Culture 385
Bemdt Ostendorf
9781848602007
306 / PIC/P
Contents
Volume III: Cultural Formations and Social Relations
Sociological Approaches
39. Folk Culture and the Ma.ss Media 3
Thelma McCormack
40. Processing Fads and Fashions: An Organization-Set Analysis
of Cultural Industry Systems 21
Paul M. Hirscb
41. Market Structure, the Creative Process, and Popular Culture:
Toward an Organizational Reinterpretation of Mass-Culture Theory 43
Paul DiMaggio
42. The Study of Culture: Cultural Studies and British
Sociology Compared 59
Steve Baron
43. Biographical Boundaries: Sociology and Marilyn Monroe 75
Graham McCann
44. Divide and Conquer: Popular Culture and Social Control
in Late Capitalism 87
David Tetzlaff
Popular Culture and Social Collectivities
45. Subcultural Conflict and Working Class Community 113
Phil Cohen
46. Subcultures or Neo-Tribes? Retltinking the Relationship
between Youth, Style and Musical Taste 145
Andy Bennett
47. Subcultures, Scenes or Tribes? None of the Above 163
David Hesmondhalgh
48. Everyday Fandom: Fan Clubs, Blogging, and the Quotidian
Rhythms of the Internet 185
Paul Theberge
49. Popular Culture on a Global Scale: A Challenge
for Cultural Studies? 203
Simon During
50. Towards a Global Culture? 229
Anthony D. Smith
Popular Culture and Ethnic Encounters
51. Playing with Real Feeling: Making Sense of Jazz in Britain 249
Simon Frith
52. What Is This "Black" in Black Popular Culture? 267
Stuart Hall
53. What Is This 'Black' in Irish Popular Culture? 279
Hazel V Carby
54. Consuming Passions; Spectacle, Self-Transformation,
and the Commodification of Blackness in Japan 303
John G. Russell
55. Kracauer and the Dancing Girls 349
James Donald
56. Digital Whiteness, Primitive Blackness: Racializing
the "Digital Divide" in Film and New Media 367
Janell Hobson
57. Celebration or Pathology? Commodity or Art? The Dilemma
of African-American Expressive Culture 385
Bemdt Ostendorf
9781848602007
306 / PIC/P