Handbook of American Popular Culture, Volumen1M. Thomas Inge Greenwood Press, 1989 - 1580 páginas The first volume was hailed as a cornerstone volume in fascilitating research.' This revision, appearing all at one time, deserves that designation even more. . . . essential for large public and academic libraries. Reference Books Bulletin Eight new articles describing business, catalogs, computers, dance, fashion, gardening, graffiti, and musical theater. Several other chapters are essentially new since they have new authors. There is a superb article on pornography from Joseph Slade, an expanded article on magic from Steve Tigner, and a new article on science from Elizabeth Keeney. Richard Nelson's article on propaganda, the longest in the first edition, is now greatly expanded and provides one of the most detailed treatments of the subject anywhere. Library Journal This essential tool for the study of American popular culture serves as introductory textbook; bibliographic guide; bibliography; and, through its index, an informal survey of that discipline's concerns. Wilson Library Bulletin |
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... women , and men in American advertising . For a contrasting assessment of advertising's impact on Amer- ican culture , see Ronald Berman's Advertising and Social Change . The changing image of women in advertising has been the focus of ...
... women , and men in American advertising . For a contrasting assessment of advertising's impact on Amer- ican culture , see Ronald Berman's Advertising and Social Change . The changing image of women in advertising has been the focus of ...
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... women ( but rarely vice versa ) and the traditional childlike poses of women . The most recent ― and incisive studies of the images of women in advertising include John S. Straiton's 1984 publication Of Women and Advertising ; Joseph ...
... women ( but rarely vice versa ) and the traditional childlike poses of women . The most recent ― and incisive studies of the images of women in advertising include John S. Straiton's 1984 publication Of Women and Advertising ; Joseph ...
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... women in American society was universally acknowledged as being inferior to that of men , was that women , despite resistance and sometimes ridicule , emerged as public speakers on popular issues . With an address on July 4 , 1828 , in ...
... women in American society was universally acknowledged as being inferior to that of men , was that women , despite resistance and sometimes ridicule , emerged as public speakers on popular issues . With an address on July 4 , 1828 , in ...
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