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07 OCTOBER 2013
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Bingo, Barbie and Barthes: 50 Years of Cultural Studies

"Fifty years after Richard Hoggart established Cultural Studies with the founding of the Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies in Birmingham, Laurie Taylor takes a personal look at what this new discipline has given us –– taking cultural studies out of the academy to ask: has it really narrowed the separation between high and low culture, or just been an excuse for soap fans to write dissertations on Coronation Street?"

(BBC Radio 4)

First broadcast: Monday 07 October 2013

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2014 • 50th anniversary • academic discipline • Angela McRobbie • Barbie doll • BBC Radio 4 • bingo • Birmingham • Caspar Melville • Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies • Christopher Frayling • contemporary culture • Coronation Street • critical language • critical tools • cultural studies • cultural thinking • democratised culture • high culture • Lady Chatterleys Lover • Laurie Taylor • leisure activity • lived experience • low culture • Lynsey Hanley • mass media • massification • Matthew Hilton • Owen Jones • Paul Gilroy • Paul Willis • popular arts • popular culture • popular music • post-war • Raymond Williams • Richard Hoggart • Roland Barthes • soap opera • social change • street culture • Stuart Hall • tabloid • the academy • TV

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Simon Perkins
03 JANUARY 2013
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The Value of Culture: Mass Culture

"Melvyn Bragg considers how technology and increasing access to education made possible the rise of a true mass culture in the twentieth century. He examines how the rise of cinema and photography opened the cultural realms to millions, and how our understanding of what culture is, and what it's for, was transformed by the work of scholars such as Richard Hoggart and Raymond Williams."

(Melvyn Bragg, 2013)

"The Value of Culture: Two Cultures", Radio broadcast, Episode 4 of 5, Duration: 42 minutes, First broadcast: Thursday 03 January 2013, Presenter/Melvyn Bragg, Producer/Thomas Morris for the BBC Radio 4, UK.

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20th century • access to education • Angela McRobbie • Arnold Bennett • art • art and entertainment • cinema • cultural diversity • cultural realms • cultural studies • culture • culture and society • culture theory • David Puttnam • educated classes • Emile Zola • Englishness • entertainment • European cinema • everyday culture • F R Leavis • free public education • George Bernard Shaw • George Orwell • Gustave Flaubert • H G Wells • half-educated • highbrow • imperialism • John Carey • lowbrow • mass civilization • Mass Civilization and Minority Culture • mass culture • mass reading public • mass society • media technology • Melvyn Bragg • minority culture • modernist intellectuals • overpopulation • photography • pop-culture • provincial culture • Raymond Williams • regional cultural • Richard Hoggart • Robert Hewison • science fiction literature • semi-educated • silent cinema • Stuart Hall • The Intellectuals and the Masses • The Time Machine • The Uses of Literacy • The Value of Culture (radio) • Thomas Stearns Eliot • travel photography • working class culture

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Simon Perkins
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