In this classic 1989 lecture, now available for the first time, world-renowned cultural theorist Stuart Hall traces the social, intellectual, and institutional environment from which cultural studies emerged. An invaluable introduction to the issues that inspired cultural studies as both an intellectual and political project.Stuart Hall is a seminal figure in the development of media and cultural studies, and is renowned as an inspirational public speaker and teacher.
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