Popular Ideologies

Popular Ideologies
Mass Culture at Mid-Century

By Susan Smulyan

Through a wide and eclectic range of subjects, Popular Ideologies examines classic issues of modern cultural history, including the relationships between producers and consumers and how both groups use popular culture.

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