ABSTRACT
First published in 1995. Cultural Studies is an international journal committed to exploring the relationships between cultural practices and everyday life, economic relations, the material world, the State, and historical forces and contexts.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter |18 pages
RETHINKING POSTCOLONIALISM AND MULTICULTURALISM IN THE FIN DE SIÈCLE
JOHN DOCKER The article argues that terms like ‘postcolonialism’ and ‘multiculturalism’
chapter |26 pages
RECONSTRUCTING TONTO: CULTURAL FORMATIONS AND AMERICAN INDIANS IN 1990s TELEVISION FICTION
DIANA GEORGE WITH SUSAN SANDERS This article draws on theories of colonial discourse, cultural
chapter |12 pages
NOSTALGIA CRITIQUE
STUART TANNOCK Nostalgia is a widespread structure of feeling in Western modernity. While critique of nostalgia has tended to be hostile and dismissive, associating the phenomenon with dominant and conservative forces in society, this paper
chapter |20 pages
AUTHORSHIP, GENDER AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF MEANING IN THE EURYTHMICS’ HIT RECORDINGS
RICHARD MIDDLETON Pop songs are often interpreted, by fans, critics and even academic
chapter |18 pages
THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT: POPULAR MUSIC’S CULTURAL MOBILITY
MARCUS BREEN Popular music has moved to the centre of economic life, suggesting a shift
chapter |16 pages
TRIALS OF THE POSTMODERN
JOHN FISKE AND KEVIN GLYNN The criminal courtroom is an important institutional site where a modernist epistemology works hard to keep the postmodern disturbance of such concepts as ‘truth’ and ‘reality’ at bay. Nevertheless, some popular
