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Cultural Studies and the evasion of education

A postscript to my blogs about Raymond Williams: what happened to the educational dimensions of Cultural Studies?

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This entry was posted in Cultural Studies, Education, media education, pedagogy, politics and tagged adult education, Andrew Hickey, Birmingham, CCCS, Graeme Turner, Raymond Williams, Stuart Hall, Tom Steele on February 8, 2020 by dbuckingham2015.

Revisiting youth subcultures

Looking back at Dick Hebdige’s classic book Subculture: The Meaning of Style, on the anniversary of its first publication forty years ago.

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This entry was posted in Cultural Studies, History, race, Youth, Youth culture and tagged CCCS, Dick Hebdige, Punk, Subculture on April 10, 2019 by dbuckingham2015.

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