The uses of literacy
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| Glavni autor: | Hoggart, Richard (-) |
| Vrsta građe: | Knjiga |
| Jezik: | eng |
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London [etc.] :
Penguin books,
cop. 1957.
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- Part One: AN 'OLDER' ORDER
- I. WHO ARE 'THE WORKING-CLASSES?'
- A. Questions of approach
- B. A rough definition
- 2. LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES - A SETTING
- A. An oral tradition: resistance and adaptation: a formal way of life
- B. 'There's no place like home'
- C. Mother
- D. Father
- E. The neighbourhood
- 3. 'THEM' AND 'US'
- A. 'Them': 'Self-respected'
- B. 'Us' - the best and the worst of it
- C. 'Putting up with things': 'Living and letting live'
- 4. THE 'REAL' WORLD OF PEOPLE
- A. The personal and the concrete
- B. 'Primary religion'
- C. Illustrations from popular art-Peg's paper
- 5. THE FULL RICH LIFE
- a. The immediate, the present, the cheerful: fate and luck
- B. 'The biggest aspidistra in the world': excursions into the 'baroque'
- C. Illustrations from popular art - club-singing
- Part two: YIELDING PLACE TO NEW
- 6. UNBENDING THE SPRINGS OF ACTION
- A. Introductory
- B. Tolerance and freedom
- C. 'Everybody' s doing it now' or 'The gang's all here': the group sense and democratic egalitarianism
- D. Living in the prsent and 'Progressivism'
- E. Indifferentism: 'Personalization' and 'fragmentation'
- 7. INVITATIONS TO A CANDY-FLOSS WORLD: THE NEWER MASS ART
- A: The producers
- B. The process illustrated: (i) Weekly family magazines
- C. The process illustrated: (ii) Commercial popular songs
- D. The results
- 8. THE NEWER MASS ART: SEX IN SHINY PACKETS
- A. The juke-box boys
- B. The 'spicy' magazines
- C. Sex-and-violence novels
- 9. UNBENT SPRINGS: A NOTE ON A SCEPTICISM WITHOUT TENSION
- A. Scepticism to cynicism
- B. Some allegorical figures
- 10. UNBENT SPRINGS: A NOTE ON THE UPROOTED AND THE ANXIOUS
- A. Scholarship boy
- B. The place of culture: a nostalgia for ideals
- II CONCLUSION
- A. Resilience
- B. Summaryof present tendencies in mass culture