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$448.50 |
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This
course is designed to provide students with a
comprehensive understanding of the historical and
chronological developments that have shaped the world of
“popular culture.” The course material is presented in
a narrative form. An array of different writer’s works
are presented to examine the different mediums that
make-up what is known as popular culture, from
Shakespearean plays, to the “dime novels” to radio, to
film, to the age of television and the music of today,
such as Hip-Hop.
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Cullen, Jim:
Popular Culture in American History, Blackwell
Publishing, 2001. ISBN# 0-631-21958-7
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