Preface.
Acknowledgements to Sources.
Part I: Policy & Industry.
1. Battle of the Global Paradigms (Michele Hilmes).
2. Ownership, Organisation, and Cultural Work (David
Hesmondhalgh).
3. The World Wide Web and the Corporate Media System (Robert
McChesney).
4. Identifying a Policy Hierarchy: Communication Policy, Media
Industries, and Globalization (Alison Beale).
5. The Rhetoric of Culture: Some Notes on Magazines, Canadian
Culture, and Globalization (Imre Szeman).
Part II: Place, Space, Geography.
6. Metaphors to Live by: Landscapes as Systems of Reproduction
(Don Mitchell).
7. Hegemony, Ideology, Pleasure: Blackpool (Tony
Bennett).
8. City of Quartz: Excavating the Future in Los Angeles (Mike
Davis).
9. Grids of Difference: Place and Identity Formation
(Geraldine Pratt).
10. Cosmopolitan De-scriptions: Shanghai and Hong Kong
(Ackbar Abbas).
11. An Occupied Place (Kathleen C. Stewart).
Part III: Gender & Sexuality.
12. Bodily Inscriptions, Performative Subversions (Judith
Butler).
13. Missing Subjects: Gender, Power, and Sexuality in Merchant
Banking (Linda McDowell and Gillian Court).
14. Horror and the Monstrous Feminine: An Imaginary Abjection
(Barbara Creed).
15. Japanese Queerscapes: Global/Local Intersections on the
Internet (Mark McClelland).
16. Get Real! Cultural Relevance and Resistance to the Mediated
Feminine Ideal (Lisa Duke).
Part IV: Ideologies.
17. The German Ideology (Karl Marx and Friedriech
Engels).
18. Ideology (Louis Althusser).
19. Interpellation (John Fiske).
20. Becoming Dagongmei: Politics of Identities and Differences
(Pun Ngai).
21. The Ideology and Discourse of Modern Racism (Teun van
Dijk).
22. 9/11 and the Jihad Tradition (Sohail H. Hashmi).
23. The Ontology of Everyday Distraction: The Freeway, the Mall,
and Television (Margaret Morse).
24. Nichemarketing the Apocalypse: Violence as Hard-Sell (Ann
Burlein).
Part V: Rhetoric & Discourse.
25. The Rhetoric of Hitler's "Battle" (Kenneth
Burke).
26. Public Speech, Dance, Jokes, and Song (John D.H.
Downing).
27. Thinking About the End of the World with Conservative
Protestants (Mark Hulsether).
28. The Rumor Bomb: American Mediated Politics as Pure War
(Jayson Harsin).
29. Talkin' Tupac: Speech Genres and the Mediation of Cultural
Knowledge (George Kamberelis and Greg Dimitriadis).
Part VI: Ethnicity.
30. What is Race? (Richard Lewontin, Steven Rose and Leon
Kamin).
31. The Crisis of "Race" and Raciology (Paul Gilroy).
32. What is to be Gained by Looking White People in the Eye?
Culture, Race, and Gender in Cases of Sexual Violence (Sherene
Razack).
33. Fiaca and Veron-ismo (Grant Farred).
Part VII: Identity, Lifestyle, Subculture.
34. Subculture: The Meaning of Style (Dick Hebdige).
35. The Goth Scene and (Sub) Cultural Substance (Paul
Hodkinson).
36. "Why Don't You Act Your Color?": Preteen Girls, Identity,
and Popular Music (Pamela J. Tracy).
37. Elements of Vogue (Marcos Becquer and Jose
Gatti).
38. In Our Angelhood: Rave as Counterculture and Spiritual
Revolution (Simon Reynolds).
39. Lowrider Style: Cultural Politics and the Poetics of Scale
(Ben Chappell).
40. Purity and Danger (Stephen Duncombe).
Part VIII: Consumer Culture & Fashion Studies.
41. Theories of Consumer Culture (Mike Featherstone).
42. Mythologies (Roland Barthes).
43. Fashion, Culture and the Construction of Identity
(Elizabeth Niederer and Rainer Winter).
44. ?And Then There Was Shopping (Sze Tsung
Leong).
45. Does Cultural Capital Structure American Consumption?
(Douglas B. Holt).
46. Julia Learns to Shop (Sharon Zukin).
47. Fashion as a Culture Industry (Angela McRobbie).
48. Tommy Hilfiger and the Age of Mass Customization (Paul
Smith).
49. Constructing Purity: Bottled Water and the Commodification
of Nature (Andy Opel).
Part IX: Music.
50. Just a Girl? Rock Music, Feminism, and the Cultural
Construction of Female Youth (Gayle Wald).
51. Some Anti-Hegemonic Aspects of African Popular Music
(John Collins).
52. Desert Dreams, Media, and Interventions in Reality:
Australian Aboriginal Music (Marcus Breen).
53. Ubiquitous Listening (Anahid Kassabian).
54. The Nature/Technology Binary Opposition Dismantled in the
Music of Madonna and Bjork (Charity Marsh and Melissa
West).
55. Characterizing Rock Music Culture: The Case of Heavy Metal
(Will Straw).
56. "Represent": Race, Space, and Place in Rap Music (Murray
Forman).
Part X: Media Studies.
57. Encoding, Decoding (Stuart Hall).
58. Heliography: Journalism and the Visualization of Truth
(John Hartley).
59. The Cultural Politics of News Discourse (Stuart
Allan).
60. Images of Citizenship on Television News: Constructing a
Passive Public (Justin Lewis, Karin Wahl-Jorgensen, and Sanna
Inthorn).
61. Unhemleich Maneuver: Self-Image and Identificatory Practice
in Virtual Reality Environments (Alice Crawford).
62. The Phenomenon of Lara Croft (Astrid
Deuber-Mankowsky).
Part XI: Visual Culture.
63. From Missile Gap to the Culture Gap: Modernism in the
Fallout from Sputnik (David Howard).
64. Nostalgia, Myth, and Ideology: Visions of Superman at the
End of the "American Century" (Ian Gordon).
65. Camera and Eye (Kaja Silverman).
66. Re-Writing "Reality": Reading the Matrix (Russell J.A.
Kilbourn).
67. Jackie Chan and the Black Connection (Gina
Marchetti).
68. Stories and Meanings (Sue Thornham and Tony
Purvis).
69. Teaching Us to Fake It: The Ritualized Norms of Television's
"Reality" Games (Nick Couldry).
Part XII: Audience, Performance, Celebrity.
70. Theories of Consumption in Media Studies (David
Morley).
71. Reading the Romance (Janice Radway).
72. The Cinematic Apparatus and the Construction of the Film
Celebrity (P. David Marshall).
73. Fan Cultures: Between 'Fantasy' and 'Reality' (Matt
Hills).
74. Is Elvis a God? Cult, Culture, and Questions of Method
(John Frow).
75. Serial Killing for Beginners (Mark Seltzer).
Part XIII: Transnationality, Diaspora,
Post-Coloniality.
76. The Riot of Englishness: Migrancy, Nomadism, and the
Redemption of the Nation (Ian Baucom).
77. The Economy of Appearances (Anna Lowenhaupt
Tsing).
78. Francophonie and the National Airwaves: A History of
Television in Senegal (Jo Ellen Fair).
79. Discrepant Intimacies: Popular Cultural Flows in East Asia
(Koichi Iwabuchi).
80. Contemporary Approaches to the Arts (Greg Dimitradis and
Cameron McCarthy).
81. Conceptualizing East Asian Popular Culture (Chua Beng
Huat).
82. Introduction to the Study of Popular Cultures
(Nestor Garcia Canclini).
83. Brazilian Culture: Nationalism by Elimination (Roberto
Schwarz).
Index.
