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The Departed 178 El Salvador 49
deregulation of fi nancial markets 51 elections 53–4
Derrida, Jacques 59 Eling, Kim 11
Devereux, Eoin 135 elites 42, 46, 99, 170
Diana, Princess of Wales 151, 155 Elliot, Missy 111
differentiation/identifi cation 61, 75 Emerson, Lake, and Palmer 89
digital fi lm equipment 3 Eminem 77–8, 105, 117, 118, 119
Dikovitskaya, Margarita 148 Emo 89–91, 92, 93
Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge 177 emotion viii, 29–30, 72, 120, 148,
discipline 45 154
disco 110 Enemy of the State 172
dishonor of family 29 English language 73
dissent 92–3 Eno, Brian 108
distractions 47 Ensemble, c’est tout 6–7
Dodge, Mabel 151 Entertainment Weekly 160
dominance equality 47–8
Anglo-Americans 75 see also inequality
butch identity 28 ethnic groups 165
heterosexuality 27, 28–9, 35–7 body culture 161–2
narrative 139, 141 internal divisions 74–5
power 172 marginalization 114
WASPs 86–7 mobile signs 78–9
Dove campaign 102 music 77
dress code vii, viii, 94–5 New London 22–3
drugs viii, 22–3 pathology levels 73
Dylan, Bob 110 US schools 79
violence 72
Eastern Bloc 170–1 ethnicity 71–2, 73, 75–6, 81
Eastwood, Clint 141 European fi lms 5–6
economic liberalization 4–5 Europop 77
economic success 26, 33, 86, 156 evangelical Christianity 45, 46
economic downturn, in US 2, 48, 49 Evans, Caroline 104
see also Great Depression Ewick, Patricia 52
economics exceptionalism, cultural 4, 5, 6, 11
and consumer culture 99 exclusion 23, 72, 74
food 167 expatriate European fi lmmakers 6
and function 17 experience 65, 92, 107–8, 161–2
racialized 72 extralegal activity 51
editorial 133 Eyerman, Ron 52
educational achievement 73–4
egalitarianism 65, 114 Fab detergent advertisement 76
Egypt 175 fair trade 99
Eisenhart, Christopher 69 Fairness Doctrine 9–11