Advertising, cultural criticism, and pedagogy : an interview with Sut Jhally conducted by William O'Barr | p. 1 |
Watching as working : the valorization of audience consciousness | p. 25 |
The political economy of culture | p. 45 |
Communications and the materialist conception of history : Marx, Innis, and technology | p. 63 |
Advertising as religion : the dialectic of technology and magic | p. 85 |
Advertising at the edge of the apocalypse | p. 99 |
On advertising : Sut Jhally versus James Twitchell | p. 113 |
Cultural studies and the sports-media complex | p. 129 |
Sports and cultural politics : the attraction of modern spectator sports | p. 153 |
Advertising, gender, and sex : what's wrong with a little objectification? | p. 163 |
Intersections of discourse : MTV, sexual politics, and Dreamworlds | p. 177 |
Missing the mark : school shootings and male violence | p. 197 |
Affirming inaction : television and the politics of racial representation | p. 203 |
The politics of cultural studies : racism, hegemony, and resistance | p. 219 |
The struggle for media literacy | p. 225 |
Empowering literacy : media education as a democratic imperative | p. 239 |
Beyond the ivory tower : cultural studies, politics, and public intellectuals, an interview with Sut Jhally | p. 271 |
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