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Materiality and Popular Culture: The Popular Life of Things

By Anna Malinowska , Karolina Lebek

Book information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2016
ISBN
9781138657809, 9781315621166
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
2 MB (1735042 bytes)
Series
Routledge Research in Cultural and Media Studies 92
Pages
\284
Time added
2021-08-09 14:11:05

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Contents List of Figures Acknowledgments Introduction: The Popular Life of Things PART I: Theorizing the Popular and the Material 1 Culture: The ‘Popular’ and the ‘Material’ 2 Cultural Materialisms and Popular Processes of Late Modernity 3 The Secret Life of Things: Speculative Realism and the Autonomous Object PART II: From Material Media to Digital Materiality 4 The Representation of Book Culture in It-Narratives 5 The Intimacy of Writing—Lost in a Digital Age? 6 Popular Digital Imaging: Photoshop as Middlebroware 7 When You Are Not What You Do Not Have: Some Remarks on Digital Inheritance PART III: The Agency of Things and the Negotiation of Meaning 8 I See Faces: Popular Pareidolia and the Proliferation of Meaning 9 From Piss-Communication to GraffARTi: Hegemony, Popular Culture, and the Bastard Art 10 From Performance to Objects and Back: London’s InterAction 11 Bohemian Bourgeoisie and Subversive Commodities PART IV: Popular Narratives and Material Culture 12 Objects Don’t Lie. The Truth and Things in Detective Stories 13 Emotional Territories: An Exploration of Wes Anderson’s Cinemaps 14 The Poetics of Objects in True Detective 15 Mapping the Daytime Landscape: World-Building on U.S. Soap Operas PART V: Material Culture and the Creative Self 16 In Reverse: Declining Automobility and the Accidents of Progress 17 Living Dolls—A Food Studies Perspective 18 Contemporary Toys, Adults, and Creative Material Culture: From Wow to Flow to Glow 19 From Stuff to Material Civilization—Toward a Materiality of Childhood Contributors Index

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