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Revisiting ‘Popular Culture and Personal Responsibility’

Revisiting a key moment in the early history of media education in the UK, and its legacy in print..

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This entry was posted in criticism, Cultural Studies, English, History, media education, Media Studies and tagged David Holbrook, Denys Thompson, Discrimination and Popular Culture, F.R. Leavis, Martin Barker, Paddy Whannel, Popular Culture and Personal Responsibility, Raymond Williams, SEFT, Stuart Hall, Terry Bolas on September 2, 2020 by dbuckingham2015.

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