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Cultural Theory and Popular Culture

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industrialization <strong>and</strong> urbanization, 12–13,<br />

17–18, 21, 26–7, 53–4, 65<br />

intellectuals, 28, 33, 81, 186<br />

irony, 150–1<br />

Jam (group), 10<br />

Jameson, Fredric, 59, 82, 182–3, 191–7, 200<br />

jazz, 55–6<br />

Jeffords, Susan, 174<br />

Jenkins, Henry, 210, 223–5<br />

Jenson, Joli, 223–5<br />

Johnny Guitar (film), 117<br />

Johnson, LB, 177<br />

Johnson, Richard, 37, 51<br />

Johnston, Harry, 171<br />

judgement, absolutist criteria of, 214–15<br />

Kellner, Douglas, 186<br />

Kemp, Fraser, 188<br />

King, Rodney, 187–8<br />

Klein, Michael, 176<br />

knowledge, 18, 22<br />

discourse, 128, 130<br />

Orientalism, 171<br />

power, as, 130<br />

science, 185<br />

sexuality, 130<br />

signification, 124–5<br />

women’s magazines, reading, 158<br />

Knox, Robert, 171<br />

kung fu films, 208–9<br />

LA Law (television), 188<br />

Lacan, Jacques, 101–4, 105, 107–9, 111, 193<br />

Lacanian psychoanalysis, 101–4, 105, 107–9,<br />

111<br />

Lack, Lacanian psychoanalysis <strong>and</strong>, 101–2<br />

Laclau, Ernesto, 83, 86, 196–7<br />

Lang, Jack, 147<br />

language<br />

advertising, 24–6<br />

Caribbean, British hegemony in the, 80<br />

debasement of language, 24–6<br />

diachronic approach to linguistics, 113<br />

differences, marking, 111–12<br />

discourse <strong>and</strong> power, 128–9<br />

Freudian psychoanalysis, 96<br />

hegemony, 80–1<br />

langue <strong>and</strong> parole, 113, 114<br />

Leavisism, 24–6<br />

meaningfulness, 112<br />

Queer <strong>Theory</strong>, 161–2<br />

reality, 112–13<br />

relational theory, 111–12<br />

signifier <strong>and</strong> signified, 111<br />

structuralism, 111–14<br />

substitution, 112<br />

synchronic approach to linguistics, 113<br />

syntagmatic axis of language, 112<br />

Lawrence, DH, 39<br />

Leavisism, 22–8, 32, 40, 43–4, 52–3, 56–7<br />

advertising, 24–6<br />

‘Analysis of <strong>Culture</strong>’, 47–8<br />

authority, collapse of, 23, 26–7<br />

culturalism, 37<br />

democracy, 24<br />

fiction, 24<br />

Frankfurt School, 62, 63, 70<br />

golden age, 26<br />

ideal, 44<br />

industrialization, 26–7<br />

language, 24–5<br />

left-Leavisism, 37<br />

literature, authority of, 27<br />

mass civilization <strong>and</strong> culture, 24, 27<br />

minority, culture in keeping of, 23–4<br />

organic community, loss of, 26–7<br />

suburbanism, 27<br />

working class, 50<br />

Levi jeans, 10<br />

Lévi-Strauss, Claude, 111, 114–18<br />

Light, Alison, 147–8<br />

lived cultures or practices, 2, 46<br />

locals <strong>and</strong> dominant culture, 206–8<br />

Long, Edward, 169<br />

Lovell, Terry, 229<br />

Lowenthal, Leo, 62, 63<br />

Lynch, David, 199<br />

Lyotard, Jean-François, 182, 184–6, 190<br />

MacDonald, Dwight, 29–31<br />

Macherey, Pierre, 74–7, 111<br />

magazines<br />

celebrity surveillance, 133<br />

Frankfurt School, 62<br />

women’s magazines, reading, 153–9<br />

Index 259

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