Cultural Theory and Popular Culture

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Index
Doctor Who (television), 210–11, 224–5
Doty, Alexander, 163–4
drag, 162
dreams
American dream, 117, 208
censorship, 84
collective dream world, popular culture as,
9
dream-distortion, 95–6
Freudian psychoanalysis, 93–100
interpretation, 93–100
manifest and latent content, 94–5
sexual symbols, 96
dumbing down, elitism and, 234
Dvorak, Antonin, 65
Dyer, Richard, 68, 138
Dylan, Bob, 184
Eagleton, Terry, 107, 111
Earle, Steve, 187
Easthope, Antony, 159
Eco, Umberto, 200
economy
Althusserianism, 70–1
development, 186
economic determinism, 60–1
economic field, 213–15, 226–32
financial economy, 216–18
hegemony, 232–3
ideological practices, 70
Marxism, 60–1
politics of the popular, 213–15,
226–32
social formation, 70
success and cultural imposition, 204–5
education, 20, 40–1, 51–3, 220–3
ego, 92–3, 102
elite, 13, 21–2, 183, 234
Empire (magazine), 124
employee and employer relationships,
13
Engels, Frederick, 60–1, 196
entertainment, women’s magazines and,
153–4
entrepreneurs, 17
escapism, 137–9, 144–5
Estwick, Samuel, 169
European avant-garde, 184
everyday life
construction of, 12
ideology, 4–5
practices of, 4–5
exclusion and inclusion, 34
Faith, Adam, 52
family history research, 209
fan cultures, 223–6
fantasy, 107–9, 142–4
Fekete, John, 203
femininity, 154
feminisms, 135–7
capitalism, 135
cine-psychoanalysis, 104–7
Dallas (television), watching, 147, 152
dual-systems theory, 135
film studies, 104–7, 137
gender, 135
hegemony, 11
intervention, politics of, 137
masculinities, 159–60
meaning, 136
patriarchy, 135
pleasure, destruction of, 105, 106–7
post-feminism, 155–6
romantic fiction, reading, 140–7
scopophilia (pleasure of looking), 105–7
sexual objectification, 105–6
them and us, politics of, 146
types of feminism, 135
women’s magazines, reading, 153, 155–6
fiction
Leavisism, 24
moral tone, lack of, 42
romantic fiction, reading, 140–7
Fiedler, Leslie, 32–3, 182
film studies, women and, 136–40
consumption, 137, 139–40
escapism, 137–9
feminism, 137
Hollywood stars, alternative femininity of,
139–40
identification, 137, 139
imagined community, 138
patriarchy, 139–40
psychoanalysis, 137, 139, 140
utopian sensibilities, 138