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What is Imagining the Popular in Contemporary French Culture about?
This Groundbreaking Book Is About What ‘popular Culture’ Means In France, And How The Term’s Shifting Meanings Have Been Negotiated And Contested. It Represents The First Theoretically Informed Study Of The Way That Popular Culture Is Lived, Imagined, Fought Over And Negotiated In Modern And Contemporary France. It Covers A Wide Range Of Overarching Concerns: The Roles Of State Policy, The Market, Political Ideologies, Changing Social Contexts And New Technologies In The Construction Of The Popular. But It Also Provides A Set Of Specific Case Studies Showing How Popular Songs, Stories, Films, Tv Programmes And Language Styles Have Become Indispensable Elements Of ‘culture’ In France. Deploying Yet Also Rethinking A ‘cultural Studies’ Approach To The Popular, The Book Therefore Challenges Dominant Views Of What French Culture Really Means Today.
- Author
- Diana Holmes; David Looseley
- Publisher
- New York: Manchester University Press: Distributed in the United States exclusively by Palgrave Macmillan
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781781705056
- Subjects
- Language Learning, History, Sociology
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