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New Left Review I/198, March-April 1993


Simon Frith

Pearls and Swine: The Intellectuals and the Mass Media

For those of us in the academy who have been urging people for twenty years or more to take popular culture seriously, Jim McGuigan’s Cultural Populism [1] is a sombre read. A lucid account of how cultural studies took their place in the university curriculum, it pinpoints the ways in which studying popular culture has become a method of uncritical celebration.

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