Cultural Theory and Popular Culture
Cultural Theory and Popular Culture
Cultural Theory and Popular Culture
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Index<br />
Adams, William, 178<br />
Adorno, Theodor, 62–7, 69–70<br />
advertisements<br />
Althusserianism, 73–4<br />
art, reproduction of, 65<br />
cars, 73–4<br />
consumption, distinctions based on, 79<br />
ideology, 78–9<br />
interpellation, 78–9<br />
language, debasement of, 24–6<br />
Leavisism, 24–6<br />
mob, 25<br />
music, 12, 65, 66<br />
symptomatic advertising, 72–3<br />
women’s magazines, reading, 154<br />
aesthetics, 219–21<br />
agency <strong>and</strong> structure, dialectic between, 61<br />
Alloway, Lawrenjce, 183<br />
Althusser, Louis, 4–5, 57, 70–9, 111, 128<br />
Althusserianism, 70–9, 128<br />
American culture see also American westerns<br />
counterculture, 85–6, 184<br />
countercurrents, 207–8<br />
Dallas (television), watching, 147<br />
definition of popular culture, 8–9<br />
dream to be American, 117, 208<br />
imperialism, 147<br />
mass culture, 28–33, 52<br />
monolithic, assumption that American<br />
culture is, 207–8<br />
postmodernism, 204–8<br />
Vietnam war, representations of, 174–7<br />
American Westerns, 115–18<br />
American Dream, 117<br />
binary oppositions, 115–16<br />
classic, vengeance, transition <strong>and</strong><br />
professional themes, 115–18<br />
myths, 115–16<br />
narrative functions, 115–16<br />
oppositions, structuring, 116<br />
society <strong>and</strong> community, 117–18<br />
‘Analysis of <strong>Culture</strong>’, 44–8, 57<br />
anarchy, popular culture as, 19–22<br />
Ang, Ien, 146–53, 208–9, 215, 234<br />
Apocalypse Now (film), 172, 187<br />
Arnold, Malcolm, 51–2<br />
Arnold, Matthew, 8, 14, 18–23, 27, 44, 48,<br />
62, 63, 70, 81, 183, 201, 214<br />
art<br />
advertisements, 65<br />
mass art, 54<br />
museum art, 219<br />
pop art, 183–4<br />
popular art within popular culture, 53<br />
reproduction, 65<br />
working class, real art <strong>and</strong>, 183–4<br />
articulation, 84–5, 200–1<br />
audience<br />
commodity, as, 217<br />
fan cultures, 223–6<br />
industrialization <strong>and</strong> urbanization, 63–4<br />
performer, relationship with, 53–4<br />
politics of the popular, 217, 223–6<br />
producer of meanings <strong>and</strong> pleasures, as,<br />
217<br />
Austin, JL, 161<br />
authenticity, 8, 12, 62–4, 66–7, 69<br />
authority, collapse of, 23, 26–7<br />
avant-garde, 184<br />
Barbarians, Philistines <strong>and</strong> Populace,<br />
19–20<br />
Barber, Samuel. Adagio for Strings, 175<br />
Barrett, Michèle, 136<br />
Barthes, Rol<strong>and</strong>, 4, 111, 113, 118–25, 126,<br />
224