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Summary Cultural media studies CONCEPTS SCHEME AUTHORTS & their thinking Prof.: The Knight

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THIS YOU NEED TO SUCCEED!!! By studying this scheme completely by going through the rest of the theory well, I succeeded in the exam. The authors are sorted by their ideology their specific concepts (per author) are listed, what their ideas are, what their vision of (pop) culture & media is and where they're situated. (These are the things that the professor wants you to compare on the exam!!) This document is crucial so that you can distinguish them from each other and to be well prepared for the essay question!! Course of communication sciences University Ghent.

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WHO TERMINOLOGY IDEOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK VISION ON CULTURE, SITUATE (where, when,
(concepts, (ideas, positions) MEDIA & POPULAR political & societal
meaning) CULTURE context)
WORKS
(POPULAR) WILLIAMS ( also in  culturalist. Industrialization +
CULTURE culturalism section) 3 def of culture: urbanization:
1) Process of intellectual,  Relation employees-
spiritual & aesthetic employers changes
development  Residential separation
2) A way of life  lived of classes
practices  Successive
3) Products & practices of governments take
intellectual & artistic repressive measures
activity (texts) aimed at defeating
STOREY Gives 6 def of popular culture Popular culture shapes radicalism. These
our identities movements didn’t
BOURDIEU Taste = ideological category; Popular culture = mass- disappear but were
functions as a marker of ‘class’ produced commercial driven underground
 our cultural taste culture. Result: cultural space for
communicates our social High culture = result of producing popular culture
positions, supporting class individual act of creation. outside of controlling
distinctions.  division: clear & influence of
transhistorical. dominant/paternalizing CONCEPTEN
MALTBY Popular culture  classes. + UITLEG
escapism of our utopian  worry about threat of
selves, it has taken our popular culture to
dreams, packaged them, cultural & social
& sold them back to us. authority!
GRAMSCI Hegemony Cultural aspects of dominant Popular culture = terrain
Compromise order become important & of ideological struggle
equilibrium ruling. Subordinate classes between dom & sub
take these cultural norms over classes/culture
from them.  compromise
equilibrium


FISKE Art of the ppl = art of making Mass culture = what ppl
Understan- do. actively make from
ding popular Distinguish financial vs. popular culture.
culture cultural economy (circulation

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John Storey, John Storey Cultural Theory and Popular Culture
Publisher: Unknown ISBN: 9781351851404 Edition: 2

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