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2 The ‘culture and civilization
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Matthew Arnold 19 is best; (iii) th
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Matthew Arnold 21 Arnold (1960) cal
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Leavisism 23 decline. What had been
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debasement of emotional life, and t
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Leavisism 27 loss. Whereas in the p
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Mass culture in America: the post-w
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disastrous that few people read cla
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previously accepted what was handed
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3 Culturalism In this chapter I wil
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The ideology of racism: its histori
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Orientalism 173 From the perspectiv
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9 Postmodernism The postmodern cond
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Jean-François Lyotard 185 in 1984.
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Jean Baudrillard 187 has been a his
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Figure 9.1 An example of hyperreali
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Fredric Jameson 193 past. What is o
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Fredric Jameson 195 power to practi
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Postmodern television 199 Another d
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The global postmodern 205 capitalis
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The global postmodern 209 local are
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Doctor Who is a franchise that has
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A paradigm crisis in cultural studi
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The cultural field 217 circulation
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The cultural field 219 aesthetic di
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The economic field 227 disabling fe
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The economic field 229 anything lik
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Notes 1. For a discussion of Shakes
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Bibliography Abercrombie, Nicholas,
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Bibliography 243 Butler, Judith (20
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Bibliography 245 Freud, Sigmund (19
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Bibliography 247 Hermes, Joke (1995
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Bibliography 249 McRobbie, Angela (
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Bibliography 251 Storey, John (2002
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Index Adams, William, 178 Adorno, T
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community American westerns, 117-18
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films see also American westerns Ca
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industrialization and urbanization,
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Orientalism, 171-8 other/otherness,
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post-structuralists, 9, 126-34 bina
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