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Hall, Stuart 24, 35-8, 140 post-structuralism 10
Haraway, Donna 104-5 power relationships, exposing 9
Hoggart, Richard 24, 27-8 "profit in legitimacy" 73
homosexuality 148-53
see also lesbians and feminism queer theory 146-7, 152-3
Hong Kong 137
hooks, bell 128 race 37, 122
see also black issues
Ibrahim, Anwar 167 racialization 125
identity 68-70, 125, 126-8 Rattansi, AN 125
imperialism 106 religion and class 32, 37
see also colonialism
Indian colonial history 79-83 Said, Edward 106-14
Englishmen left behind 119 Saussure, Ferdinand de 11
Spivak 116-17 science and cultural studies 90-9
intellectualism and culture 36 self image 87
Islam 107 semiotics 10-11
sex and gender 140
Jews in exile 133 signified/signifier 10
signs 10-11
Kuhn, Thomas 93-4 example 14-22
meaning see representation
Lai, Vinay 74 Sokal, Alan 98
language 11, 30, 83 South Asia
Leavis, F.R. 27 cultural studies 74-89
lesbians and feminism 141 Marxism 81
Lyotard, Jean-Francois 59 Spivak, Gayatri Chakravorty 116
Structuralism 10, 34
markets, liberalization of 162 Subaltern Studies Collective 79-81
Marxism 29, 34, 37, 54-5 Suleri, Sara 121
American cultural studies 59
Bhabha 120 technoculture theory 100-3
and feminism 143 Teen Murti 78
South Asia 81 television 53, 156
Mead, Margaret 5 Thatcher government 56
media Thompson, E.P. 24, 31-4
representation 154-61 Tibawi, Abdul Lafit 110, 111
studies 57 Tylor, E.B. 4
middle classes and culture 26
multi-culturalism 123 upper classes and culture 26
Muzaffar, Chandra 166
Vienna Circle 92
Nandy, Ashis 84-9
Weber, Max 146
Oriental, stereotype 86 West, Cornel 126
Orientalism 106-15 Western
Others 13-14 culture bias 52-3, 88-9, 161, 164
France 70 hybridization 165
Other 13
parochialism in British culture 52 Williams, Raymond 8, 24, 29-30
politics 9, 56, 58 women and gender 138-45
Popper, Karl 92, 95 working class 25
popular mass culture 28, 33 Bourdieu 71
post-colonial discourse 115 Hoggart 27-8
postmodernism 59, 60 Thompson 32
