Common culture : reading and writing about American popular culture
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Common culture : reading and writing about American popular culture
Prentice Hall, c2007
5th ed
- : pbk
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 625-630) and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
For Freshman Composition courses and Popular Culture courses.
From Barbie to the Internet, the Simpsons to the malls, this engaging text on pop culture helps students develop critical and analytical skills and write clear prose while reading, thinking, and writing about subjects they find interesting. Spanning a full range of topics, this text provides key reading and writing strategies; it contains essays addressing a topic generally followed by an in-depth exploration of related material. In addition to the readings, each section begins with a catchy cultural artifact that leads students into a detailed introduction, discussion questions, essay topics, and suggestions for further reading and research.
目次
Preface
1 Reading and Writing about American Popular Culture
What Is Popular Culture?
Why Study Popular Culture?
Active Reading
Strategies for Actively Reading a Text
An Active Reading Casebook: Three Selections about Barbie
Preparing to Read
Reading and Annotating
Barbie's Shoes, Hilary Tham
Re-reading
Reviewing
Reading Pop Cultural Criticism
The Indignation of Barbie, John Leo
Reading Academic Analysis
"Seen Through Rose-Tinted Glasses": The Barbie Doll in American Society, Marilyn Ferris Motz
Reading Images
Preparing to Read
Reading and Annotating
Re-reading
Reviewing
The Writing Process
Prewriting
Freewriting
Clustering
Outlining
Drafting
Thesis and Thesis Statement
Opening Paragraphs
Supporting Paragraphs
Evidence
Conclusions
Distancing
Revising
Revision Checklist
Writing Research on Popular Culture
Modern Language Association Documentation Format
American Psychological Association Documentation Format
Sample Student Essay
Role-Model Barbie: Now and Forever? Carolyn Muhlstein
2 Advertising
Approaches to Advertising
The Cult You're In, Kalle Lasn
Salespeak, Roy Fox
Advertising's Fifteen Basic Appeals, Jib Fowles
How Advertising Informs to Our Benefit, John E. Calfee
Images of Women in Advertising
You're Soaking In It, Jennifer L. Pozner
Getting Dirty, Mark Crispin Miller
Sex, Lies, and Advertising, Gloria Steinem
Additional Suggestions for Writing About Advertising
3 Television
The Cultural Influences of Television
Spudding Out, Barbara Ehrenreich
Television Addiction Is No Mere Metaphor, Robert Kubey and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Life According to TV, Harry Waters
Watching TV Makes You Smarter,Steven Johnson
Interpreting Television
1. Reality TV
The Tribe Has Spoken, Rebecca Gardyn
Keeping It Real: Why We Like to Watch Reality Dating Television Shows, Robert Samuels
2. The Simpsons
The Simpsons: Atomistic Politics and the Nuclear Family, Paul A. Cantor
The Evolution of the Seven Deadly Sins: From God to the Simpsons, Lisa Frank
Additional Suggestions for Writing About Television
4 Popular Music
The Hip-Hop Generation
Rap and Race: It's Got a Nice Beat, But What About the Message?, Rachel E. Sullivan
The Miseducation of Hip-Hop, Evelyn Jamilah
Pop Goes the Rapper: A Close Reading of Eminem's Genderphobia, Vincent Stephens
Music and Contemporary Culture
Marilyn Manson and the Apt Pupils of Littleton, Gary Burns
The Money Note: Can the Record Business Be Saved?, John Seabrook
I Hate Classical Music, Alex Ross
Additional Suggestions for Writing About Popular Music
5 Technology
Technology, Individuals, and Communities
Breaking Down Borders: How Technology Transforms the Private and Public Realms, Robert Samuels
Cyberhood vs. Neighborhood, John Perry Barlow
Our Cell Phones, Ourselves, Christine Rosen
Applications
1. Video Games
Let the Games Begin: Gaming Technology and Entertainment Among College Students, Steve Jones
Playing War: The Emerging Trend of Real Virtual Combat in Current Video Games, Brian Cowlishaw
2. Blogging
Weblogs: A History and Perspective, Rebecca Blood
Borg Journalism, John Hiler
Additional Suggestions for Writing About Technology
6 Sports
Sport in America, American Sports Across the Globe
Fixing Kids' Sports, Peter Cary, Randy Dotinga, and Avery Comarow
Baby, You're the Greatest, Tom Farrey
Discipline and Push-Up: Female Bodies, Femininity and Sexuality in Popular Representations
of Sports Bras, Jaime Schultz
Jack of Smarts: Why the Internet Generation Loves to Play Poker, Justin Peters
World Games: The U.S. Tries to Colonize Sport, Mike Marqusee
Sports, Stars, and Society
Risk, Paul Roberts
Life on the Edge, William Dowell and the Editors of Time Magazine
Analyzing Sports
Champion of the World, Maya Angelou
Tiger Time: The Wonder of an American Hero, Jay Nordlinger
Fields of Broken Dreams: Latinos and Baseball, Marcos Breton
Additional Suggestions for Writing About Sports
7 Movies
Film and American Culture
The Way We Are, Sydney Pollack
The Politics of Moviemaking, Saul Austerlitz
The Asian Invasion (of Multiculturalism) in Hollywood, Minh-Ha Pham
Fight Club: A Ritual Cure for the Spiritual Ailment of American Masculinity, Jethro Rothe-Kushel
Tarantino and The Passion: A Controversy Casebook
Pulp Fiction, Alan Stone
She'll Kill Bill While You Chill, Thomas de Zengotita
Nailed, David Denby
Gibson's Sublime Passion: In Defense of the Violence, William Irwin
Additional Suggestions for Writing About Movies
For Further Reading: A Common Culture Bibliography
Acknowledgments
Index by Author and Title
Index by Academic Discipline
Index by Rhetorical Mode
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