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The Origins of Cultural Studies

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Abstract
In this classic 1989 lecture, now available for the first time, world-renowned cultural theorist Stuart Hall traces the social, intellectual, and institutional environment from which cultural studies emerged. An invaluable introduction to the issues that inspired cultural studies as both an intellectual and political project.
Collection
Media Education Foundation Collection
Subject
Culture--Study and teaching, Culture, Racism, Representation, Race, African American studies, Media studies, Communication, Sociology, Anthropology
Contributors
Hall, Stuart (Speaker), Jhally, Sut (Producer), Jhally, Sut (Editor), Media Education Foundation (Producer), Media Education Foundation (Distributor)
Duration
00:33:33 (HH:MM:SS)
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Target or Intended Audience
Grade 9, Higher education
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Name Media Education Foundation
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Name Media Education Foundation
RoleProducer
Telephone413-584-8500
Address60 Masonic St., Northampton, MA 01060
Email[email protected]
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