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1992
During the period immediately following the Second World War cinema was the dominant form of popular culture in Britain: to say this, though, is to raise all sorts of further questions. These concern the idea of “the popular” itself as well as questions about what “dominant” might mean in a plural, democratically organised society with a market-based ...
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During the period immediately following the Second World War cinema was the dominant form of popular culture in Britain: to say this, though, is to raise all sorts of further questions. These concern the idea of “the popular” itself as well as questions about what “dominant” might mean in a plural, democratically organised society with a market-based ...
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Popular Culture: Why Is It Popular?
Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure, 1981ABSTRACTAlthough popular culture is a product of the economic market, its meaning and appeal cannot be explained simply as entrepreneurial manipulation. As a part of leisure, popular culture choices change as different sets of goals, associations, and role expectations are developed through the life course.
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2017
Popular virtue is the first in-depth study of the complicated and shifting trajectory of the moral politics of working-class Radicalism between 1820 and the 1860s. During this period popular Radicalism shifted from an engagement with moral, sexual and gender heterodoxies and a festive political culture towards a more austere and ...
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Popular virtue is the first in-depth study of the complicated and shifting trajectory of the moral politics of working-class Radicalism between 1820 and the 1860s. During this period popular Radicalism shifted from an engagement with moral, sexual and gender heterodoxies and a festive political culture towards a more austere and ...
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On Popularity in the Blogosphere
IEEE Internet Computing, 2010The blogosphere's more outgoing and informal social nature provides an opportunity to exploit more socially oriented features, such as credibility and popularity, for searching, recommendation, and other tasks. In this article, the authors present evidence that blog popularity in particular has been underexploited by current search engines, including ...
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2020
Abstract This chapter aims to determine whether there is a principled distinction between popular music and other music. Rejecting a quantitative interpretation of “popular” as anything that is widely enjoyed, this essay defends a model in which popular music stands in a contrastive relationship to so-called “art” music, where particular
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Abstract This chapter aims to determine whether there is a principled distinction between popular music and other music. Rejecting a quantitative interpretation of “popular” as anything that is widely enjoyed, this essay defends a model in which popular music stands in a contrastive relationship to so-called “art” music, where particular
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Popular History and Popular Education
Latin American Perspectives, 1999The reinvention of neoclassical economics in Latin America-most recently in the guise of neoliberalism and under conditions of authoritarian capitalism during the 1970s-has seen popular struggle recast in multiple forms, pivotal to these being a new paradigm of popular education.
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