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Published
in association with new formations
A glance at current higher education curricula reveals cinema courses in departments
of history, and seminars on comics and romantic fiction in contexts stretching
from sociology to modern languages. All this signals a new and welcome legitimacy
for popular cultural studies. But in its drive to shift the focus from high
culture to popular forms, cultural studies has often failed to formulate alternate
models of cultural or political value and judgement. Cultural Remix attempts
to chart the history of critical efforts to produce a new field of cultural-political
engagement, drawing on key articles from New Formations.
'a cultural studies reader which cuts together some of the greatest hits from the po-mo journal New Formations...a useful catch-up text'.
ID
'those who would like to read something genuinely interesting about Lady Thatcher should turn to Cultural Remix'.
Times Literary Supplement
Contributors: Ien Ang, Homi Bhabha, Iain Chambers, Joan Copjec, Stuart
Hall, Dick Hebdige, Kobena Mercer, S P Mohanty, Chantal Mouffe, Jacqueline
Rose, and Susan Willis.