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A Laboratory for Wild By Design,. Founder of the Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies, Richard Hoggart had an important influence on the British version of the field early in his career, yet his decision to pursue public service in France later in life took him away from the academic sphere and the institutional pol

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A Laboratory for Wild By Design,ey compassion for those that have not always been the focus for academic concern, encouraging readers to recognise their own complicity in the circumstances which keep people distant from each other in multi-ethnic, class- and resource-differentiated societies. Yet generating empathy is only one way

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A Laboratory for Wild By Design,affect as a motivating dimension in everyday life. Lawrence Grossberg’s writing on the political importance of popular culture in North America marks a turning point for cultural studies in that it begins the shift towards understanding the way that state-based politics are waged at the level of ‘he

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The Emergence of the North Woodslike cultural studies, with its history of suspicion towards elitist academic traditions, this development should not prove such a traumatic loss — indeed, as I will suggest in the following two chapters, it is a change that might be welcomed in so far as it expands the opportunities for scholarly w

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A Laboratory for Wild By Design,ral studies voices by considering a writer who for the great bulk of her career remained suspicious of university affiliation (not to mention the dominant mode of cultural studies practice). Closing this book reflecting on the trajectory of Australian critic Meaghan Morris I am not only paying respe

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