Recycling Culture(s)
by Martin, Sara
Culture survives today by means of a constant recycling, optimistically trying to overcome its own decadence in the 21st century. Recycling Culture(s) addresses from a variety of perspectives this strategy, analyzing not only a wide range of texts but also of cultural practices. As the volume shows, culture thrives on a permanent state of flux, borrowing materials for its own survival wherever they are found and always favouring hybridity. This refers not only to how texts cross genre and med .…
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Culture survives today by means of a constant recycling, optimistically trying to overcome its own decadence in the 21st century. Recycling Culture(s) addresses from a variety of perspectives this strategy, analyzing not only a wide range of texts but also of cultural practices. As the volume shows, culture thrives on a permanent state of flux, borrowing materials for its own survival wherever they are found and always favouring hybridity. This refers not only to how texts cross genre and med ...
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- Publication Date:2008.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Cambridge Scholars Pub
- Place of Publication:Newcastle upon Tyne
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2008.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (228 pages)
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9781443808200, 1443808202, 1282191853, 9781282191853, 9786612191855, 6612191856
- oclc:ocn827209194
- LC Classification:PN56.C85 .R43 2008
- Dewey Decimal:306.090511
Table of Contents
pt. I. Recycling the book and the screen -- pt. II. Recycling identity, consumption and history.
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