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Culture, Media, Language
Abstract
The Centre for Cultural Studies is a post-graduate research centre at theUniversity of Birmingham; its staff and students research and publish in the field of Cultural Studies. It was established in 1964 under the Directorship of Richard Hoggart, then Professor of Modern English Literature. The aim was toinaugurate research in the area of contemporary culture and society: culturalforms, practices and institutions, their relation to society and social change. The principal inspiration behind its formation was the work which Richard Hoggarthad undertaken in The Uses of Literacy a pioneering study, published in themid 1950s, offering an analysis of how recent developments were transformingand reshaping the cultures of the ‘traditional’ working class. The Centre wasintended to provide a base for the serious analysis of these questions, within theframework of higher education, and in a centre principally devoted to post-graduate research. In 1968 Richard Hoggart left to become an Assistant Director-General at Unesco, and, between 1968 and 1979, Stuart Hall was its Director Pusat Studi Budaya adalah pusat penelitian pasca-sarjana di Universitas Birmingham; staf dan mahasiswanya meneliti dan mempublikasikan di bidang Studi Budaya. Didirikan pada tahun 1964 di bawah kepemimpinan Richard Hoggart, kemudian Profesor Sastra Inggris Modern. Tujuannya adalah meresmikan penelitian di bidang budaya kontemporer dan masyarakat: bentuk budaya, praktik dan institusi, hubungan mereka dengan masyarakat dan perubahan sosial. Inspirasi utama di balik pembentukannya adalah karya Richard Hoggarthad yang dilakukan dalam The Uses of Literacy, sebuah studi perintis, yang diterbitkan pada 1950-an, menawarkan analisis tentang bagaimana perkembangan baru-baru ini mengubah dan membentuk kembali budaya kelas pekerja 'tradisional'. Pusat ini dimaksudkan untuk memberikan dasar bagi analisis serius dari pertanyaan-pertanyaan ini, dalam kerangka pendidikan tinggi, dan di pusat yang terutama ditujukan untuk penelitian pasca-sarjana. Pada tahun 1968 Richard Hoggart meninggalkan untuk menjadi Asisten Direktur Jenderal di Unesco, dan, antara tahun 1968 dan 1979, Stuart Hall adalah Direkturnya
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- Venue
- Capital & Class
- Publisher
- SAGE Publications
- Published
- 1982-02
- Volume
- 6
- Issue
- 1
- Pages
- 131-142
- ISSN
- 0309-8168 (ISSN-L)
- 2041-0980
- OpenAlex
- W3162948691
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- 41.80
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- journal article
- Language
- en
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