A history of popular culture : MOre of everything, faster and brighter

By:

Betts Raymond

Contributor(s):

Bly Lyz

Publication details: London Routledge 2013Description: 185p xiiISBN:

9780415674379

Subject(s):

1. Popular Culture - History

DDC classification:

306.000000 BET

Contents:

Table of Contents Preface. Introduction; 1. Popular culture in an early twentieth-century environment; 2. Popular culture joins the war effort; 3. Reconfiguing time and space; 4. Picture this: a new world of images; 5. All the world's a stage: contemporary entertainment in its many forms; 6. Happily spaced out: the topography of pleasure and diversion; 7. The unintended outcomes; Conclusion: Reconditioning the human condition; Buibilography; Index.

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BOOKs	National Law School	Library Compactors	306 BET (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		29914

Table of Contents
Preface. Introduction;
1. Popular culture in an early twentieth-century environment;
2. Popular culture joins the war effort;
3. Reconfiguing time and space;
4. Picture this: a new world of images;
5. All the world's a stage: contemporary entertainment in its many forms;
6. Happily spaced out: the topography of pleasure and diversion;
7. The unintended outcomes;
Conclusion: Reconditioning the human condition;
Buibilography;
Index.

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