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ndex French 66-73
the future 168-71
Africa and France 69 history 55
Ahmad, Aijaz 78, 113, 114 how does it function? 6-7
Alatas, Syed Hussain 110, 111 ideological exercise 55
America 62, 70 male bias 140
American cultural studies 57-60 origins 24, 27
analysis see discursive analysis and science 90-9
Anglocentrism 52 South Asian 74-89
Althusser, Louis 34 subject of 6-8, 9
Araeen, Rasheed 125 culture
art and culture 27, 53 and art 27
Asia and globalization 167 Hall 35-8
see also South Asia Hoggart 27-8
Australian cultural studies 63-5 and intellectualism 36
mass c. 33
Beurs 69 and television 53
Bhabha, Homi 118 Thompson 31-4
black issues 127, 128-9, 130-2 types 23
attack on feminism 141, 145 Williams 29-30
black Atlantic 136 cyborgs 104-5
colonialism 145
diaspora 135 diaspora 133-5, 164
Bourdieu, Pierre 71-3 discursive analysis 14
British cultural studies displacement see diaspora
and Australia 63, 65 Djait, Hichem 110, 111
criticism of 52-3 Duchamp, Marcel 20
Marxism 54-5
migration 56 English
heritage in India 119, 121
capitalism and feminism 143 language, India 83
Canadian cultural studies 61-2 Enlightenment project 59
class ethnic considerations 54, 57, 67-9
American cultural studies 58 see also race
struggle 37 Eurocentrism 53, 59
understanding 31-2
see also middle class; upper class; feminism 140-5
working class Feyerabend, Paul 95
codes and signs 12, 21, 158 film industry, Australia 64
Communism 59 France
see also Marxism Americanization 70
colonialism 85, 145 Beurs 69
cultural decolonization 66
bias 26, 27, 52-3, 88-9, 161, 164 ethnicity 67-8
capital 72-3 regionalization 67
diversity 120 French cultural studies 66-73
domination see cultural bias
cultural studies Gandhi, Mahatma 82
American 57-60 Gates Jr., Henry Louis 130
British see British cultural gay issues see homosexuality; lesbians
studies and feminism
Canadian 61-2 Geertz, Clifford 5
characteristics 9 Gellner, Ernest 113
definition 3-5, 8 gender and women 138-45
as a dissenting movement 171 globalization 161-7