The book explores the intersection of high and low culture, arguing that popular culture is a legitimate subject for academic study. It examines the ways in which popular culture reflects and shapes societal values, and how it can be used to understand broader cultural trends. The author draws on a range of examples from literature, film, music, and other media to illustrate his points.
By John Morley · First published 1984 · Genre: Non-fiction, Educational, Philosophical