Soundings a journal of politics and culture |
This
issue explores the cultures of the contemporary media industries, taking
a cool look at the current explosion and diversification of new media
forms. It focuses on the relations between new media and popular experience
- assessing where commercial cultures and new technologies offer something
genuinely exciting, and where there is more hype than innovation.
Contributors and Contents:
Stuart Hall and Doreen Massey Editorial: Questions Which Remain
Rosalind Gill Colluding in the Backlash? Feminism and the Construction
of 'Orthodoxy'
Phil Cohen Beyond the Community Romance
Cynthia Cockburn Wrong and Wrong Again: Women for Peace in Israel
Duncan Green Latin America and Free Trade
David Goldblatt Notes from a Journey
to South Africa
Jayne Ifekwunigwe Metisse Narratives
Brian Goodwin Community, Creativity and Society
Bill Schwarz and David Morley
Media Worlds: Introduction
James Curran Media Soundings
Sarah Benton Political News
Esther Leslie Wallace and Gromit:
An Animating Love
Angela McRobbie 'Pecs and Penises': The Meaning of Girlie Culture
David Hesmondhalgh The Cultural Politics of Dance Music
Jonathan Burston Enter, Stage Right: Neoconservatism, English Canada
and the Megamusical
Kevin Robins The New Communications Geography and the Politics
of Optimism
Tony Dowmunt Heat from a Small Fire
Tim O'Sullivan What lies between Mechatronics and Medicine? The
Critical Mass of Media Studies
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