Inventing Popular Culture: From Folklore to Globalization (Wiley-Blackwell Manifestos)
by John Storey
John Storey explores popular culture through its connections with folklore and globalization. Framed as a Wiley-Blackwell Manifesto, this concise work considers how cultural forms are created, circulated, and interpreted within changing social contexts, offering readers a focused introduction to key questions in contemporary cultural studies.
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Inventing Popular Culture examines popular culture through the connected themes of folklore and globalization.
John Storey considers how cultural forms are shaped, shared, and understood within broader social contexts.
Presented as a Wiley-Blackwell Manifesto, the book offers a focused contribution to discussions of culture and its changing public meanings.
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