Cultural Studies in Aotearoa New Zealand: Identity, Space and Place

Claudia Bell · Steve Matthewman

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Cultural Identity and Representation Cultural History and Identity Formation Cultural, Media, and Literary Studies

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This collection is the first to break into the unexplored field of cultural studies in New Zealand. Ranging from such disciplines as sociology, film, television, and fine arts, the contributors provide slices of everyday life in New Zealand using both contemporary and historical examples.

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