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Stuart Hall - On the Origins of Cultural Studies
The Origins of Cultural Studies
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Stuart Hall - On the Origins of Cultural Studies
The Origins of Cultural Studies
In this classic 1989 lecture, now available for the first time, world-renowned cultural theorist Stuart Hall traces the social, intellectual, and institutional environment from which cultural studies emerged. An invaluable introduction to the issues that inspired cultural studies as both an intellectual and political project.
Sections: Introduction | A Point of Disturbance | Post War Britain | "Who Are the English?" | Race & Cultural Studies | A New Understanding of Race
Stuart Hall
Stuart Hall, a leading figure of the British left over the past thirty years and a visionary race theorist, had made profound contributions to the field of cultural studies at the Center for Contemporary Cultural Studies at Birmingham University. His work has made possible multiple conversations taking place around questions of culture, race and ethnicity.
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Producer & Editor: Sut Jhally
Post-Production Audio: Peter Acker
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"Stuart Hall is our most acute student of race and communication (and many other matters as well), and a passionate and engaging lecturer."- James W. Carney
