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Popular culture studies is a document about analyzing popular culture through culture analysis, production analysis, textual analysis, audience analysis, and historical analysis. It was written by Jumani Pooja for her M.A. Sem 2 cultural studies course at Bhavnagar University in Bhavnagar, India in 2011-12.
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Cultural studies
- 1. Popular culture studies • By jumani pooja • E-C-205 cultural studies • Roll no 07 • M.A. Sem 2 • Bhavnagar university • Bhavnagar • 2011-12
- 2. What is popular culture?
- 3. Culture analysis Production analysis Textual analysis Audience analysis Historical analysis
- 4. Thank you