[PDF] Top 20 POPULAR CULTURE, POLITICS AND POWER SUBLIMATION

... of popular culture, it has indirectly designed a political and media communication architecture in Indonesia with the basic ingredients of popular ...The culture of popular ... See full document

... Sturgeon’s thesis unfolds over the book’s three sections, and she provides a variety of case studies, which can be adopted for the classroom, seminar or public discourse. Though some points are thought out better than ... See full document

... the politics of post-feminist media culture we have drawn attention to the limits of this post-queer ...of popular culture, is very often the lesbian of hetero-masculine soft-porn ...body ... See full document

... that popular culture can help us to understand politics and international relations more clearly, utilising different objects so that we can reflect on theory in different ways; and second, that ... See full document

... Secondly, through using products of popular culture, more specifically women's magazines, I look at how these texts appropriate feminist politics and redefine feminism for young women in[r] ... See full document

... British politics and cultural life is ...overwork culture and expensive privatized childcare by setting up their own business from home whilst their child crawls beneath ...media power into political ... See full document

... of politics, partly under the infl uence of the so-called new social ...the politics of 1968, Eurocommunism was closely associated with the policies of the Italian Communist Party and with the thought of ... See full document

... examines popular culture and popular protest in early-modern ...with popular disorder, the gentry castigated rioters as the ‘many-headed monster’ or ‘brute beasts’ and denied the great ... See full document

... with popular narratives and artefacts such as soaps, ordinary women were legitimating what feminist critics had always held as oppressive representations of ...of popular culture and audiences’ ... See full document

... and popular culture are turning us into vapid, disengaged pseudo-citizens, but that the model of the rational, engaged, fully informed citizen does not take into consideration new ways in which citizens can ... See full document

... of power among the organisers; between organisers and funders (public and private); between organisers, participants and the regulatory bodies (particularly the police); between and inside the mas camps (the sites ... See full document

... more popular business discourse which engages with management learning critically in the form of critiques of management ...in popular critical discourses about management consultancy can provide grounds ... See full document

... factors, politics and economy being the most influential ones. Power became habitualized to the point when it is no longer ...visible. Power is ...that power, strength, force, authority and ... See full document

... at power was regrettable, but the insurrectionary attempts of these years – two parts tragedy to three parts farce – were a measure of the ruling elite’s selfish and shortsighted obstinacy; they did not detract ... See full document

... Why did these five communes maintain their autonomy, when so many others lost it? Much more comparative research is needed to answer this question (as indeed others relating to social, economic and religious dimensions), ... See full document

... A part from these traditional Chinese entertainm ents, various sporting activities introduced by the W esterners also attracted the Shanghaiese. O f these sports, racing was the most important. "A Britisher in ... See full document

... primary theme of the new Korean cinema produced from 1980s to 1990s is the tensions between the masculine agencies and social problem of post-military era. Male characters are often depicted as self-loathing and pathetic ... See full document

... like popular culture, and running the risk of chasing every new fad that popular culture has to offer - but to reflect the changing nature and perceived needs of the community of believers and ... See full document

... Cambridge University Press for permission to reprint Junko Kitagawa, 'Some Aspects of Japanese Popular Music', Popular Music, 10, 3, 1991, 305-315. MIT Press for permission to reprint Emmanuelle Loubet, ... See full document

... American politics that promise the efficacy of rumour as well as encourage its use as a privileged communication strategy whose truthfulness could be in doubt (2) Rosnow & Fyne’s argument that rumour could be ... See full document