cambridge companion to modern british culture

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1、TheCambridgeCompaniontoModernBritishCultureBritishculturetodayistheproductofashiftingcombinationoftraditionandexperimentation,nationalidentityandregionalandethnicdiversity.Thesedistinctivetensionsareexpressedinarangeofculturalarenas,suchasart,sport,journalis

2、m,fashion,educationandrace.ThisCompanionaddressestheseandothermajoraspectsofBritishcultureandoffersasophisticatedunderstandingofwhatitmeanstostudyandthinkaboutthediverseculturallandscapesofcontemporaryBritain.Eachcontributorlooksatthelanguagethroughwhichcult

3、ureisformedandexpressed,atthepoliticalandinstitutionaltrendsthatshapecultureandattheroleofcultureindailylife.ThisinterestingandinformativeaccountofmodernBritishcultureembracescontroversyanddebateandneverlosessightofthefactthatBritainandBritishnessmustalwaysb

4、eunderstoodinrelationtotheincreasinglyinternationalcontextofglobalisation.MICHAELHIGGINSisDirectoroftheJournalismandCreativeWritingprogrammeattheUniversityofStrathclyde,Glasgow.CLARISSASMITHisSeniorLecturerinMediaandCulturalStudiesintheSchoolofArt,DesignandM

5、edia,UniversityofSunderland.JOHNSTOREYisProfessorofCulturalStudiesandDirectoroftheCentreforResearchinMediaandCulturalStudies,UniversityofSunderland.CambridgeCompanionstoCultureTheCambridgeCompaniontoModernAmericanCultureEditedbyCHRISTOPHERBIGSBYTheCambridgeC

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