Hello Friends, This is my presentation about Postmodernism and Popular Culture

1. Paper:8 c
Paper name: The Cultural Studies
Prepared by: Baldaniya Vanita V.
Roll no: 29
Sem: 2
Topic: Postmodernism and popular
Culture
Email id:
vanitabaldaniya0806@gmail.com
Submitted to: Smt.S.B.Gardi Department
of English
• Maharaja Krishnakumarsighji
Bhavnagar
• University.
• Bhavnagar University

2. What is postmodernism?
“Its like post structuralism and
deconstruction, is a critique of the
aesthetics of the preceding age, but
besides more critique,
postmodernism celebrates the very
act of dismembering tradition.”

3. All truth differ to other;
Truth other
beginning in the mid-1980s, post-
modernism emerged in art, architecture,
music, film, literature, society,
communications, fashion, and other fields.

4.  Frederic Jameson sees artistic movements
like Modernism and postmodernism as culture
formation that accompany particular stages of
capitalism and are to some extent constructed
by it.
 Market capitalism:
- technologies as the stream engine that
transformed every day life.

5. Capitalism associated:
- Electricity and internal combustion
 Global consumer capitalism:
- advertising and selling goods now called
the information age.

6. What is popular culture?
 There was a time before the 1960s when popular
culture was not studies by academics, when it was,
well just popular culture.
 popular culture analysis making four main types
thing:
1)production analysis
2) Textual analysis
3) Audience analysis
4) Historical analysis

7. • Humanism:
Subject Individual
Subject are studies of social power, and
power of political relation.
Feminism is also anti-Humanism. Very difficult
to pateriedeal structure.

8.  Audience analysis asks how different group
of popular culture consumers, or users make
similar or different sense of the same texts.
 Historical analysis investigates how these
other three dimensions changes overtime.

9. conclusion
As we will also point out
the popular culture
reconstruction of a work like
Frankenstein can also open it to
unforeseen new interpretation.