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Williamson, Judith, 78
Willis, Paul, 215–16, 220–1, 227–9, 231
Willis, Susan, 69
Winship, Janice, 153–6
Woman’s Own (magazine), 153–4, 155–6
women’s magazines, reading, 153–9
advertisements, 154
advice, 153–4
consumption, 154, 157
empowerment, 159
entertainment, 153–4
femininity, 154
feminism, 153, 155–6
fictional collectivities, 154–5
imagined communities, 155
individual solutions, 154–5
patriarchy, 153
post-feminism, 155–6
postmodernism, 156
practical knowledge, repertoire of, 158
problem page, 155
relaxation, 157–8
repertoires, 157–9
survival manuals, 153
triumphs over tragedies, 155
working class, 38–43
‘Analysis of Culture’, 47–8
anarchy, 19–22
civilization, 20
common experience of class, 49
communal and self-made entertainment,
40
community, sense of, 39–40
education, 20
lived culture, 19–22
formation of working class, 49
historical phenomenon, working class as a,
49
history from below, 49–50
Leavisism, 50
Making of the English Working Class. EP
Thompson, 49–51
mass culture, 38–42
nostalgia, 38
pop songs, 41–2
real art, 183–4
scholarship pupils, 40–1
segregation, 13, 17
Wright, Will 114–18, 128
Young, GM, 50
youth culture
consumption, 81–2
hegemony, 55, 81–2
politics of the popular, 225–6
pop songs, 54–5
yizek, Slavoj, 79, 107–9