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This document discusses popular culture and provides examples. It defines culture as practices and beliefs shared by a group of people with economic, cultural, religious and political power. Popular culture refers to cultural forms enjoyed by those with economic power and status. Shakespeare is used as an example of popular culture in England as his plays were performed in theaters where tickets were expensive, making them accessible only to certain groups. Popular culture is influenced by social, political, religious and economic forces and is constantly changing. Cartoons become part of popular culture when businesses start producing related merchandise that children and others consume.
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In this ‘lecture’ we’re going to look at a few important theories and theorists
in the study of popular culture.
To begin, we must understand what is meant by ‘popular culture’. When
most people use this term today, they are referring to the cultural texts of
mainstream American culture. TV shows like the Big Bang Theory,
musicians like Beyonce and Kanye West, movies like the Avengers. These
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widespread popularity. Not all popular culture is well received by critics, but
it is still ‘popular’ because many people like it, or talk about it, or even know
about it (the Kardashians).
No matter how stupid popular culture may seem at times, it’s important to
realize that there is no such thing as ‘pure’ entertainment. No TV show is
simply mindless entertainment – there are always messages and meanings to
be found. Popular culture – from TV shows to music videos – represents the
culture it comes from. It communicates the values and ideas of a culture, and
in this respect it is extremely useful to study popular culture.
Now, before the days of broadcast media (film, radio, TV, Internet) it was
generally assumed that the values and ideas of a society came from the top -
from the powerful people in society. As Marx wrote, “The ideas of the ruling
class are in every epoch the ruling ideas”. The institutions of power
employed art critics and authors and intellectuals, who told people what was
good art, what was bad art, and what culture was trying to communicate.
Think about the remaining forms of ‘high culture’ today. When you go to an
art gallery, you can look at the paintings and sculptures, but you usually end
up reading the signs next to the art, where someone else tells you what the
art is ‘about’. There are still cultural experts who know which opera singers
are ‘best’, and which classical music is most ‘important’.
If you ever want to see this kind of cultural elitism in action, go downtown
to the SFU Harbour Centre campus. Across Hastings Street from the
university, there is a store called Sikora Music. They sell classical music.
Everything about the store is designed to make you feel stupid. THEY know
classical music, and they know what is worth listening to, and what is not.
They even have a sign in their window, written in detailed calligraphy, that
says they have a “beginners bin” inside. Because (as we have all been
taught), Classical Music is very complex and only smart people can ‘get’ it,
and you would need to spend years LEARNING to appreciate it. Right?
…. right?
What else does the Ruling Class lik ...
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- White Australia policy: Racist attitudes were reinforced. There was a fear that Asian immigration would undermine wages and conditions. The White Australia policy restricted non-European immigration for decades after the war.
- Urbanization: Many rural Australians moved to cities for work during the war, changing the demographic makeup. By the 1920s over 60% of Australians lived in urban areas
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- 2. Culture:- Culture :- Culture comes from the Latin word meaning ‘Cultivation’. Culture is an organized small group of people with economic power, culture power, religious power, political power. Culture is not fixed.
- 3. Continue:- Culture is constantly changing dynamics field where various forces, stake holders seek to negotiate what they understand as culture.
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- 6. Continue:- How popular Shakespeare was in England? Shakespeare is popular because his works were publish in market. Market is very important role in popular culture . If Shakespeare works not publish in market , he was known only by his family or his friends not England people’s.
- 7. Listofpopular thingin2019:- Top 5 popural serial bind some reason:- 1 religion 2 social 3 political 4 econimical For example in this top 5 serial in no 5 related
- 8. Continue:- Top 10 popular foods in india. No 3 Vada pav the soul of Mumbai. So Mubai is most popular in India. top 10foods See in reason of social and economic .
- 9. Popular cartoon in the see chotabeem and rool no 21 in the religion concept and other 2ninja hattori-kun and doraemon in the Japan and Indian culture also doraemon is robot.
- 10. Continue:- Cartoon becomes part of popular culture because upon cartoon start business making clothes and toy for children. children take all thise thing. So cartoon part of popular culture.
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