New Cultural Studies: Adventures in Theory

Gary Hall · Clare Birchall

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Co-authored by Gary Hall, this is the book's opening chapter. Consisting of approximately 12,000 words, it establishes the philosophy of 'new cultural studies' and sets the scene for what follows. The practice of co-authorship is that half was written by CB and half by GH. Each author then revised both the other's contribution and the chapter as a whole.

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