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industrialization and urbanization, 12–13, langue and parole, 113, 114
17–18, 21, 26–7, 53–4, 65 Leavisism, 24–6
intellectuals, 28, 33, 81, 186 meaningfulness, 112
irony, 150–1 Queer Theory, 161–2
reality, 112–13
Jam (group), 10 relational theory, 111–12
Jameson, Fredric, 59, 82, 182–3, 191–7, 200 signifier and signified, 111
jazz, 55–6 structuralism, 111–14
Jeffords, Susan, 174 substitution, 112
Jenkins, Henry, 210, 223–5 synchronic approach to linguistics, 113
Jenson, Joli, 223–5 syntagmatic axis of language, 112
Johnny Guitar (film), 117 Lawrence, DH, 39
Johnson, LB, 177 Leavisism, 22–8, 32, 40, 43–4, 52–3, 56–7
Johnson, Richard, 37, 51 advertising, 24–6
Johnston, Harry, 171 ‘Analysis of Culture’, 47–8
judgement, absolutist criteria of, 214–15 authority, collapse of, 23, 26–7
culturalism, 37
Kellner, Douglas, 186 democracy, 24
Kemp, Fraser, 188 fiction, 24
King, Rodney, 187–8 Frankfurt School, 62, 63, 70
Klein, Michael, 176 golden age, 26
knowledge, 18, 22 ideal, 44
discourse, 128, 130 industrialization, 26–7
Orientalism, 171 language, 24–5
power, as, 130 left-Leavisism, 37
science, 185 literature, authority of, 27
sexuality, 130 mass civilization and culture, 24, 27
signification, 124–5 minority, culture in keeping of, 23–4
women’s magazines, reading, 158 organic community, loss of, 26–7
Knox, Robert, 171 suburbanism, 27
kung fu films, 208–9 working class, 50
Levi jeans, 10
LA Law (television), 188 Lévi-Strauss, Claude, 111, 114–18
Lacan, Jacques, 101–4, 105, 107–9, 111, 193 Light, Alison, 147–8
Lacanian psychoanalysis, 101–4, 105, 107–9, lived cultures or practices, 2, 46
111 locals and dominant culture, 206–8
Lack, Lacanian psychoanalysis and, 101–2 Long, Edward, 169
Laclau, Ernesto, 83, 86, 196–7 Lovell, Terry, 229
Lang, Jack, 147 Lowenthal, Leo, 62, 63
language Lynch, David, 199
advertising, 24–6 Lyotard, Jean-François, 182, 184–6, 190
Caribbean, British hegemony in the, 80
debasement of language, 24–6 MacDonald, Dwight, 29–31
diachronic approach to linguistics, 113 Macherey, Pierre, 74–7, 111
differences, marking, 111–12 magazines
discourse and power, 128–9 celebrity surveillance, 133
Freudian psychoanalysis, 96 Frankfurt School, 62
hegemony, 80–1 women’s magazines, reading, 153–9

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