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Popular Culture .

Overview

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Titles

Applied Discourse Analysis = Popular Culture, Media, and Everyday Life / by: (Language materials, printed)

Kid Comic Strips = A Genre Across Four Countries / by: (Language materials, printed)

The Politics of British Stand-up Comedy = The New Alternative / by: (Language materials, printed)

Reggae and Hip Hop in Southern Italy = Politics, Languages, and Multiple Marginalities / by: (Language materials, printed)

Popular High Culture in Italian Media, 1950–1970 = Mona Lisa Covergirl / by: (Language materials, printed)

Action, Detection and Shane Black = Antiessentialist Genre Theory and Its Application / by: (Language materials, printed)

The Road to Wicked = The Marketing and Consumption of Oz from L. Frank Baum to Broadway / by: (Language materials, printed)

American Revenge Narratives = A Collection of Critical Essays / by: (Language materials, printed)

Podcasting = New Aural Cultures and Digital Media / by: (Language materials, printed)

Comedy and the Politics of Representation = Mocking the Weak / by: (Language materials, printed)

Subjects

Industrial design.

European Literature.

Latin American Politics.

Philosophy of Man.

Crime.

Comparative Literature.

Engineering Ethics.

Books—History.

Globalization.

Literature, general.

E-business.

Screen Performance.

Motion pictures—European influences.

Film/TV Technology.

e-Commerce/e-business.

Australasian Culture.

Theater.

Physics.

Film and TV Production.

Transnational crime.

Philosophy.

Violence and Crime.

Media Sociology.

History of the Book.

Asian Literature.

Psychology, general.

Language Education.

Policing.

Terrorism and Political Violence.

Emotions.

Fine arts.

Literature, Medieval.

Transnational Crime.

Gender and Economics.

Human body—Social aspects.

US Politics.

Social Theory.

e-Business/e-Commerce.

Fiction.

Business.

Social Anthropology.

Branding (Marketing).

Philology.

Culture—Economic aspects.

Motion pictures—History.

Political sociology.

American Culture.

African American Culture.

Communication.

Violence.

Publishers and publishing.

Cultural Policy and Politics.

Law.

Ethnicity, Class, Gender and Crime.

European History.

Education—Philosophy.

Political Sociology.

European Cinema and TV.

Writing Skills.

Moral Philosophy.

Culture and Technology.

Media Studies.

Close Reading.

Sociology, Urban.

Sociology of the Body.

Discourse analysis.

Theatre Industry.

Ethnology.

Europe—History.

Cultural Theory.

Motion pictures—Asia.

Anthropology.

Asia—Economic conditions.

Sociology.

America—Literatures.

Continental Philosophy.

United States—History.

Sport Science .

Adolescence.

World politics.

Sports sciences.

Social groups.

Environment.

Civilization—History.

National/Regional Theatre and Performance.

Literature, Modern—21st century.

Adaptation Studies.

Theatre and Performance Studies.

History of World War II and the Holocaust.

Gothic Fiction.

Motion pictures and television.

Cultural History.

Genre.

Humanism.

Children's literature.

Child development.

Arts.

Literature, Modern.

United States—Politics and government.

Sociology, general.

Ethnicity.

Personality.

Criminal behavior.

Cultural Anthropology.

Asian Cinema and TV.

Social History.

Music.

Literature—History and criticism.

Media and Communication.

Media Research.

Educational Philosophy.

Creative writing.

Technology.

Celebrities.

Social history.

Gender identity.

Communication Studies.

Media Management.

Environment, general.

Gender.

Medieval Literature.

Comedy.

Australasia.

Artificial intelligence.

Life sciences.

North American Literature.

Social Work and Community Development.

Research Methods in Language and Linguistics.

Childhood.

Translation.

Technology—Sociological aspects.

Identity politics.

Latin American Cinema and TV.

Sociology of Religion.

Philosophy of the Social Sciences.

Higher Education.

Comics Studies.

Language and education.

Literary History.

European literature.

Family.

Theater—History.

Dance.

Business and Management, general.

Digital/New Media.

Political Theory.

Motion pictures

Management.

United States—Study and teaching.

Cultural Heritage.

Personality and Social Psychology.

Environmental policy.

History of Italy.

Memory Studies.

Judaism and culture.

Education.

International Relations Theory.

Literature, Modern—20th century.

Creativity and Arts Education.

Emotion.

Gender Studies.

American Cinema and TV.

Graphic design.

Music—Philosophy and aesthetics.

Popular Science in Physics.

Ethnology—Latin America.

Sociology of Family, Youth and Aging.

Ethnicity Studies.

Positive Psychology.

Ethics.

British literature.

Europe—Politics and government.

European Politics.

Sociology of Culture.

Christian Theology.

Jewish Cultural Studies.

Performing arts.

Cultural Economics.

Popular Science in Religious Studies.

Management science.

Global/International Culture.

Popular Social Sciences.

Religion.

Cultural policy.

Motion pictures.

Comedy Studies.

Men.

Creative Writing.

Cognitive grammar.

Computer games—Programming.

Victimology.

Modern Languages.

Audio-Visual Culture.

Linguistics—Methodology.

Youth Culture.

German Idealism.

Art education.

Industrial Design.

China—History.

Postmodern Literature.

Educational sociology.

Disability Studies.

Literary Theory.

Film Theory.

Political philosophy.

Industrial management.

Social media.

Australasian Cinema and TV.

Global Cinema and TV.

Popular Culture.

International relations.

Punishment.

Cultural studies.

Social psychology.

Criminology.

Terrorism.

Comparative literature.

Translation and interpretation.

Sports Economics.

Engineering ethics.

Literature.

Development Communication.

Philosophy of Music.

Asian Economics.

Teaching and Teacher Education.

Culture and Gender.

Early Modern/Renaissance Literature.

Screen Studies.

Design.

History.

Artificial Intelligence.

Film genres.

Asian Culture.

Gender and Sexuality.

Motion picture acting.

Higher education.

Popular Culture .

Italy—History.

Semiotics.

Asia—Politics and government.

Photography.

Science and Technology Studies.

Linguistics.

Design, general.

Game Development.

Theology.

Religion and sociology.

Politics and Gender.

Actors.

Crime—Sociological aspects.

Childhood, Adolescence and Society.

Secularism.

Social sciences.

Popular Science in Philosophy.

Popular Science in Technology.

Urban Studies/Sociology.

Social service.

US History.

Philosophy, general.

World War, 1939-1945.

Animation.

Sociolinguistics.

Cognitive Linguistics.

Political Philosophy.

Film/TV Industry.

Cultural Studies.

Graphic Design.

Sociology of Sport and Leisure.

Social inequality.

Critical criminology.

Critical Criminology.

Police.

Military and Defence Studies.

History of Modern Europe.

Motion pictures, American.

Comic books, strips, etc.

Language and Literature.

Drama.

Culture—Study and teaching.

Social Media.

History of China.

European Culture.

Literature—Philosophy.

Ethnology—Europe.

Latin America—Politics and government.

Literature, Modern—19th century.

Idealism, German.

Popular Science in Law.

Study skills.

Philosophy and social sciences.

Gothic Studies.

Technology in literature.

Twentieth-Century Literature.

Documentary films.

Environmental sciences.

Documentary.

Cultural heritage.

Crime and Society.

Ethnology—Asia.

Postmodernism (Literature).

Sports—Sociological aspects.

Social Sciences, general.

Sociology of Education.

Asian Politics.

Environmental Communication.

Journalism.

Psychoanalysis.

Social sciences—Philosophy.

Electronic commerce.

Psychology.

Ethnography.

History, general.

African Americans.

Nineteenth-Century Literature.

Social structure.

Corrections.

Social Structure, Social Inequality.

Sports—Economic aspects.

Cultural Management.

Literature and Technology/Media.

Printing.

Education, general.

Mass media.

Aesthetics.

Criminal Behavior.

Contemporary Literature.

Early Childhood Education.

Animated films.

Gothic fiction (Literary genre).

E-commerce.

Queer Theory.

Political History.

Motion pictures—United States.

Theatre History.

Culture.

Prison and Punishment.

Europe—History—1492-.

British and Irish Literature.

Goth culture (Subculture) .

Mass media and crime.

Popular Science in Cultural and Media Studies.

Political theory.

Religion and Society.

Youth—Social life and customs.

Branding.

Performers and Practitioners.

Printing and Publishing.

People with disabilities.

Oriental literature.

Men's Studies.

Politics and war.

Criminological Theory.

Film History.

Discourse Analysis.

Latin American Culture.

Political violence.

Teaching.

Digital media.

Queer theory.

Environmental Policy.

Contemporary Theatre.

Positive psychology.

Crime and the Media.

Celebrity Studies.

Fine Arts.

Popular Life Sciences.

Historiography.

Children's Literature.

Performing Arts.