258 Index hegemony articulation, 11 base-superstructure model, 233 capitalism, 80 class organizers, intellectuals as, 81 commodities, 233 compromise equilibrium, 10–11 consensus, 80 consumption, 81–2, 233–4 definition of popular culture, 10–12 economic conditions, 232–3 feminisms, 11 ideological state apparatuses, 81 intellectuals, social function of organic, 81 language, 80–1 Marxism, 79–82, 84, 87, 232–4 negotiated mix, popular culture as, 80–1 political economy, 232–3 politics of the popular, 214, 216, 227–9, 232–4 post-Marxist cultural studies, 84, 87, 232–4 postmodernism, 209, 233 production, 233–4 repressive state analysis, 81 semiotic use of concept, 12 subordinate groups <strong>and</strong> classes, concessions to, 80–1 truth, 87 youth subcultures, 55, 81–2 Hermes, Joke 156–9 heterosexuality, institution of, 161 high culture definition of popular culture, 6–7, 12 devaluation, 6–7 education, 220 mass culture in America, 30–1 merger with popular culture, 183–4, 194–5, 203 politics of the popular, 220 postmodernism, 12 superiority, 52 what is left over after high culture, pop culture as, 6 Highsmith, Patricia, 108 Hill Street Blues (television), 217 hip hop, 205–6 history, Marxist conception of, 59–60 Hoggart, Richard, 37, 38–43, 48, 51, 56, 57 homogeneity, 62 hooks, bell, 135–6 Horkheimer, Max, 62, 63–4 Horne, Howard, 188, 211 Hulme, David, 170 Hunt, James, 171 Huyssen, Andreas, 183–4 hyperrealism, 187–91 ideal, 44, 167–8 ideology, 2–5 advertisements, 78–9 Althusserianism, 70–2, 76–9 conflict, 4 definitions, 2–3, 71–2, 78–9 distortions, 3 everyday life, practices of, 4–5 hegemony, 81 ideological forms, 4 Ideological State Apparatuses (ISAs), 78 mass culture, 149–53, 234–5 material practice, ideology as a, 4–5 misrecognition, 79 modification, 76–7 pleasure, 146 politics of the popular, 220 populism, 151–2 practice, as, 71 presentation <strong>and</strong> figuration, 76–7 race <strong>and</strong> racism, 168–71 romantic fiction, reading, 145–6 romantic love, 104 social formation, 71 social order, rituals <strong>and</strong> customs binding people to, 5 socialism, 4 state apparatuses, 81 structuralism, 9 subordination, 3 taste, 220 truth, 76 unconsciousness of the text, 76 Imaginary, 102, 103–4 imagined communities, women’s magazines <strong>and</strong>, 155 imperialism, 76–7, 119–22, 168, 170–2 inclusion <strong>and</strong> exclusion, 34
industrialization <strong>and</strong> urbanization, 12–13, 17–18, 21, 26–7, 53–4, 65 intellectuals, 28, 33, 81, 186 irony, 150–1 Jam (group), 10 Jameson, Fredric, 59, 82, 182–3, 191–7, 200 jazz, 55–6 Jeffords, Susan, 174 Jenkins, Henry, 210, 223–5 Jenson, Joli, 223–5 Johnny Guitar (film), 117 Johnson, LB, 177 Johnson, Richard, 37, 51 Johnston, Harry, 171 judgement, absolutist criteria of, 214–15 Kellner, Douglas, 186 Kemp, Fraser, 188 King, Rodney, 187–8 Klein, Michael, 176 knowledge, 18, 22 discourse, 128, 130 Orientalism, 171 power, as, 130 science, 185 sexuality, 130 signification, 124–5 women’s magazines, reading, 158 Knox, Robert, 171 kung fu films, 208–9 LA Law (television), 188 Lacan, Jacques, 101–4, 105, 107–9, 111, 193 Lacanian psychoanalysis, 101–4, 105, 107–9, 111 Lack, Lacanian psychoanalysis <strong>and</strong>, 101–2 Laclau, Ernesto, 83, 86, 196–7 Lang, Jack, 147 language advertising, 24–6 Caribbean, British hegemony in the, 80 debasement of language, 24–6 diachronic approach to linguistics, 113 differences, marking, 111–12 discourse <strong>and</strong> power, 128–9 Freudian psychoanalysis, 96 hegemony, 80–1 langue <strong>and</strong> parole, 113, 114 Leavisism, 24–6 meaningfulness, 112 Queer <strong>Theory</strong>, 161–2 reality, 112–13 relational theory, 111–12 signifier <strong>and</strong> signified, 111 structuralism, 111–14 substitution, 112 synchronic approach to linguistics, 113 syntagmatic axis of language, 112 Lawrence, DH, 39 Leavisism, 22–8, 32, 40, 43–4, 52–3, 56–7 advertising, 24–6 ‘Analysis of <strong>Culture</strong>’, 47–8 authority, collapse of, 23, 26–7 culturalism, 37 democracy, 24 fiction, 24 Frankfurt School, 62, 63, 70 golden age, 26 ideal, 44 industrialization, 26–7 language, 24–5 left-Leavisism, 37 literature, authority of, 27 mass civilization <strong>and</strong> culture, 24, 27 minority, culture in keeping of, 23–4 organic community, loss of, 26–7 suburbanism, 27 working class, 50 Levi jeans, 10 Lévi-Strauss, Claude, 111, 114–18 Light, Alison, 147–8 lived cultures or practices, 2, 46 locals <strong>and</strong> dominant culture, 206–8 Long, Edward, 169 Lovell, Terry, 229 Lowenthal, Leo, 62, 63 Lynch, David, 199 Lyotard, Jean-François, 182, 184–6, 190 MacDonald, Dwight, 29–31 Macherey, Pierre, 74–7, 111 magazines celebrity surveillance, 133 Frankfurt School, 62 women’s magazines, reading, 153–9 Index 259
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