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Cultural Studies
Wiley-Blackwell (1993)
Abstract
What is, or are, Cultural Studies?In this outstanding critical and historical account, Fred Inglis, strips away the philosophical incoherencies of Cultural Studies to reveal a common focus within the protean subject-matter and complex history of the field.
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Citations of this work
Sociology and cultural studies: rhetorics of disciplinary identity.Gregor McLennan - 1998 - History of the Human Sciences 11 (3):1-17.
El hispanismo británico: Estado actual y perspectivas.Philip Deacon - 2001 - Arbor 168 (664):595-607.
Land use planning, supermarkets and reciprocated ideologies: the construction and mediation of articulated discourses 1979-1999.Michael T. Casselden - 2001 - Dissertation, Loughborough University
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