دانلود کتاب Culture, Media, Language. Working Papers in Cultural Studies 1972–79

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Contents
Preface
Part One Introduction
1 Cultural Studies and the Centre: some problematics and problems
Foundations of cultural studies
The break with sociology
New dimensions of culture and the impact of the ‘structuralisms’
The impact of the feminisms
Concrete studies
Developing a practice of intellectual work
2 Barrington Moore, Perry Anderson and English social development
Part Two Ethnography
3 Introduction to ethnography at the Centre
The articles
4 Subcultural conflict and working-class community
5 Notes on method
The manifest posture
The hidden practice
On the role of theory
On reflexivity: the politics of fieldwork
On technicism
Conclusion
6 Green Farm Scout Camp
7 Housewives and the mass media
Radio
Television—‘two worlds’
The news
The feminine ‘world’ of television
Part Three Media Studies
8 Introduction to Media Studies at the Centre
9 The ideological dimension of media messages
10 Encoding/decoding
11 Television news and the Social Contract
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12 Recent developments in theories of language and ideology: a critical note
13 Texts, readers, subjects
Individuals, subjects, ‘subjects’
Part Four Language
14 Introduction to Language Studies at the Centre
Early work on semiology
15 Ideology and subjectivity
Misrepresentation
The superstructure and the subjective moment
Vološinov and formalism
16 Theories of language and subjectivity
The arbitrary nature of the sign in Saussure’s theory
Derrida’s critique of Saussure
Freud’s approach to language
The unconscious structured as a language
Feminist appropriations of Lacan
Foucault’s theory of discursive practices
Conclusion
17 Sexuality for sale
Pittard’s gloves (19, March 1968, p.1—colour)
Fenjal bath oil (Cosmo, May 1974, p.146—colour)
Guinness (Honey, November 1974, p.99—colour)
Part Five English Studies
18 Literature/society: mapping the field
The revival of interest in the literature/society theme
Approaches from within literary criticism
The ‘break’ with traditional literary-critical practice
Reformulating the ‘break’
19 Recent developments in English Studies at the Centre
Theoretical developments
Williams and Eagleton
Literature: production, institution or formation?
Reading
Contexts for recent work
Education and English studies
Cultural practices
Feminism and gender
Work in the Centre
Work in progress 1
Women, feminism and literature in the 1930s
Women’s place: institutions and ideologies
Citizenship and feminism
Work in progress 2
Popular fiction: reproduction and common sense in feminine romance
20 Selective guide to further reading and contacts
Feminism and literary criticism
Marxism and literary criticism
Popular culture
Reading
Bibliographies
Resources
Notes and references
Index