Titlebook: Readings In Popular Culture; Trivial Pursuits? Gary Day Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 cultu

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,Henry’s Paperweight: The Banks and TV Advertising,ss a desolate landscape;. paranoiac visions crash and threaten their way across the corner of our living rooms;. a game of amusement arcade skill and dexterity is played across the fa?ade of a high street bank.. All these are linked by a curious relation of borrowing and exchange, of money and imagery.

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,Dialogic Society: Discourse and Subjectivity in British Telecom’s ‘Talkabout’ Service,engage in a wider range of inter-personal dialogues which enhance social relationships and ultimately, perhaps, reinforce a sense of community. The example of British Telecom’s Talkabout service illustrates the point that increased participation alone does not necessarily achieve the aim of reducing isolation.

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Recipes for Success,r own pretensions to the lifestyle announced by using the word, or even parodying that lifestyle in order to distance themselves from its social implications. They might be saying something such as ‘we like the drink but don’t want to be associated with the social conventions it implies’.

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Hampton Court Revisited: A Re-evaluation of the Consumer,sedentary of the main gardens. However, in one important sense the maze, or more exactly the idea of the maze, signifies at a cultural level; and this is manifested through the way in which the deceptions, reversals and trickery of the maze apply to the ways in which knowledge is consumed within the Palace itself.

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Book 1990ber also develop original approaches to questions of whether popular culture is a condition or a representation of experience and how it manages to both resist and reproduce consumer capitalism. Together, these essays present an exciting reinterpretation of popular culture which will appeal to anyone interested in this important subject.

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,Acid — Burning a Hole in the Present,ither reactions against or a further development of already or previously existing phenomena (even if these were only on the fringes of mass culture or ‘underground’). To become ‘popular’, they do not need the wholesale participation of wide sections of the community, only widespread recognition of