The working practices of Birmingham's Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies
The working practices of Birmingham's Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies
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伯明翰当代文化研究中心的工作实践
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10.1080/03071022.2015.1043191
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2015
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Connell K
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Connell K
This article offers a history of the working practices of the Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies. Based on extensive interviews with former members and on research into a new archive of the Centre, housed in the Cadbury Research Library, University of Birmingham, it argues that cultural studies as practised in the 1970s was always a heterogeneous subject. The CCCS was heavily influenced by the events of 1968 when it tried to develop a new type of radical and collaborative research and teaching agenda. Despite Stuart Hall's efforts to impose a focused link between politics and academic practice, the agenda soon gave way to a series of diverse and fruitful initiatives associated with the ‘sub-groups’ model of research.
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1997
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C. Zych
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C. Zych
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1996
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David A. Bailey
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David A. Bailey
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1994
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M. Roper
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M. Roper