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Academy of Leisure Studies |
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Bibliography: Consumer Culture and Leisure (Don Slater, U. London) |
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Karen Burns, "Zones of Theory and Amusement: Video Arcades and Luna Park" (1996) (Globe E-Journal) |
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Consumer Culture Research Site (Don Slater, Goldsmiths C., U. London) |
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The Culture of Celebrity: An Annotated Bibliography of Critical Writings (David Blake, The College of New Jersey) |
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Digital Nostalgia (a "high-tech memory lane" of now antique computer games) (Marc Sakey) |
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Fashion (from the view of Baudrillard, Marx, Freud) (part of U. Florida Fetish project) |
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Joanne Finkelstein (Monash U.), |
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Ruth Barcan (U. Western Sydney), Response (1997) |
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Jennifer Craik (Griffith U.), "Chic to Chic" (1997) |
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Henry A. Giroux (Pennsylvania State U.) |
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"Doing Cultural Studies: Youth and the Challenge of Pedagogy" |
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"Slacking Off: Border Youth and Postmodern Education" (1994) (JAC Online) |
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H-PCAACA Discussion Group |
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Josh Kun, "Reading, Writing, & Rap: Literacy as Rap Sound System" (1994) (Bad Subjects) |
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Tony Lack, "Consumer Society and Authenticity: The (Il)logic of Punk Practices" (Undercurrent) |
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Manchester Institute for Popular Culture Website (Manchester Metropolitan U.) |
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Robin Markowitz, "Canonizing the Popular" |
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The McDonaldization of Society (brief digest of the "MacDonaldization" thesis for a course page) (Robert O. Keel, U. Missouri, St. Louis) |
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Hugh Miller (Nottingham Trent U., UK), "The Social Psychology of Objects" (1995) |
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Steve Mizrach, "Iterative Discourse and the Formation of New Subcultures" (essay using subcultural studies approach to discuss "hackers," "techno/ravers," and "modern primitives") |
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Placing (a series of product "epiphanies" demonstrating the thesis that contemporary "placing" [product placements in movies, TV shows, and sporting events] "captures the essence of a new kind of selfhood for the '90s. No longer do |
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Pop Culture (Communication Studies, U. Iowa) |
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Popular Culture Dept., Bowling Green State U. |
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Postmodern Culture: Pop-Cult Columns (Note: as of 1997 this online journal [including most back issues] is issued through the Johns Hopkins U. Press "Project Muse"; it is now accessible only to users at subscribing institutions) |
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Repetition: The David Bowie Critical Analysis Page (essays on Bowie, his music, art, films, etc.) |
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Retro: The Magazine of Classic 20th Century Popular Culture (motto: "anything that was ever cool") |
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Steven Shaviro (U. Washington), Doom Patrols ("theoretical fiction about postmodernism and popular culture"; full text of book) |
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Kim Stone (U. California, Santa Barbara), "Of Patented Ladybugs and Beneficial Nematodes: The Organic Garden as Foucauldian Heterotopia" (1997) (Thresholds) |
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Stuart Hall (see above) |
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Thomas Swiss (Drake U.), Youth Music and Culture (course) |
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U. Iowa Communication Studies Resources: Pop Culture ("articles about pop culture") |
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Undercurrent: An Online Journal for the Analysis of the Present |
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