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base/superstructure formulation, 59–61,
70–1, 233
Baudrillard, Jean, 182, 186–91
Beatles (group), 184, 197
Beethoven, Ludwig van, 53, 56
Bell, Daniel, 196
Benjamin, Walter, 62–3, 68, 70, 187
Bennett, Tony, 1, 10–11, 13–14, 27, 65
Bentham, Jeremy, 131–2
Bernstein, JM, 70
Best, Steven, 186
Big Brother (TV show), 132–3
binary oppositions, 115–16, 127–8
biological sex and gender, 160–3
Blake, Peter, 184
Bloch, Joseph, 60
Bourdieu, Pierre, 6, 152, 202–3, 216, 218–20
Bourne, George, 26
Brando, Marlon, 187
Brecht, Bertolt, 4, 63, 107
bricolage, 198–9
British underground scene, 184
Broadhurst, Thomas, 77
Brogan, DW, 31–2
Brooker, Peter, 193–4
Brooker, Will, 193–4
Brooks, Peter, 149
Brundson, Charlotte, 146
Burston, Paul, 160
Bush, George HW, 176–8
Butler, Judith, 160–3
Canaan, Joyce, 159–60
capitalism
American counter-culture, music of, 85–6
articulation, 85–6
consumption, 228–31
feminisms, 135
Frankfurt School, 65, 68, 70
hegemony, 80
mass culture, ideology of, 234
politics of the popular, 216, 228–32
postmodernism, 191, 194, 195–6, 204–5
work and leisure, 65
Carey, James, 2
Caribbean, language and British hegemony in
the, 80
Carlyle, Thomas, 13, 171
Cartland, Barbara, 147, 200
Casualties of War (film), 173
CCTV, 132–3
celebrity surveillance magazines, 133
Centre for Contemporary Cultural Sides, 57
certainties, 190, 192–3, 214–15
Chamberlain, Joseph, 171
Chambers, Iain, 186
Chartism, 18
Chinn, Sarah E, 162
Chodorow, Nancy, 143–5
Christmas, invention of the traditional, 61
cine-psychoanalysis, 104–7
civilization
culture and civilization tradition, 18–35,
37, 70
education, 20
Freudian psychoanalysis, 91
working class culture as anarchy, 20
Clark, Michael, 178
Clarke, Gary, 226
Clash (group), 10, 197
class 19–21 see also working class
common experience of class, 49
definition of popular culture, 6, 13
intellectuals as organizers, 81
mass culture in America, 33
politics of the popular, 218–19, 231
postmodernism, 202–3
residential separation of class, 13
ruling classes, intellectual force of the, 61
segregation, 13, 17
taste, 219
classical music, 55–6, 65, 66
clerisy, notion of the, 21
Coca-Cola, 204
Cocker, Jarvis, 107
Cold War, 33
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 21
collective dream world, popular culture as,
9
Collins, Jim, 193–4, 198–200
colonialism and imperialism, 76–7, 80–1,
119–22, 168, 170–1
commercial culture, definition of popular
culture as, 6, 8, 9–10
commodities, 64–5, 217, 228–34
communal and self-made entertainment, 40