Paper Profile
SOCY202-10B (HAM)
Popular Culture
20 Points
Aim/Objectives
This paper offers a sociological perspective on historical and contemporary forms of popular culture. Topics include sport, pop music, kids and commodities, globalisation and cultural flow, McDonaldisation, street racing, stardom, fandom, cyber culture, video games, romance fiction, body modification and TV talk shows.
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0530202 |
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Assessment
Internal assessment/examination ratio: 1 : 0
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Contact
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Dr Maxine Campbell |
Dr Carolyn Michelle |
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