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Chantal Mouffe (ed.), “Hegemony and Ideology in Gramsci,” in Gramsci
and Marxist Theory, ch. 5, pp. 168-204.
Stuart Hall et al., Policing the Crisis, pp. 53-77.
Stuart Hall, Cultural Studies and its Theoretical Legacies, in L. Grossberg et
al.,
(eds), Cultural Studies, pp. 277-286.
Angela McRobbie, “Settling Accounts with Subcultures: A Feminist Critique,”
in Screen Education, no. 34, 1980, and reprinted in Tony Bennett et al,
Culture, Ideology and Social Process, ch. 4, pp. 111-123.
Tony Bennett, “Introduction: The Turn to Gramsci,” in Tony Bennett et al.,
Popular Culture and Social Relation..
Todd Gitlin, The Whole World is Watching, ch. 10.
Todd Gitlin, “Television’s Screens: Hegemony in Transition,” in D. Lazere
(ed.), American Media and Mass Culture: Left Perspectives, pp. 240-265.
Stuart Hall, et al., “Politics and Ideology: Gramsci,” in CCCS, On Ideology,
pp. 45-76.
Nicholas Abercrombie, “Popular Culture and its Ideological Effects,” in N.
Abercrombie et al., (eds.), Dominant Ideologies, pp. 199-228.
PART THREE:
AMBIVALENCE AND RETREAT FROM THE CONCEPT OF IDEOLOGY IN LATE
TWENTIETH CENTURY SOCIAL THEORY, CULTURAL STUDIES,
AND MEDIA STUDIES
March 6
Poststructuralism, Discourse Theories, and the Retreat From Neo-
Marxian Perspectives on Media and Ideology
Reading:
Terry Eagleton, Literary Theory: An Introduction (1 st edition, University
of Minnesota Press), pp. 127-150.
Chris Weedon, “Feminism and the Principles of Poststructuralism.” In C.
Weedon, Feminist Practice and Poststructuralist Theory.” Reprinted in
John Storey (ed.) Cultural Theory and Popular Culture, pp. 554-566.
Jorge Larrain, Ideology and Cultural Identity, ch. 4, pp. 90-104.
Terry Eagleton, Ideology, An Introduction, ch. 7, pp. 193-220.
Supplementary:
“Critical Theory: From Structuralism to Poststructuralism and Beyond”
http://science.jrank.org/pages/8894/Critical-Theory-From-Structuralism-