Graduate students have additional readings for a higher level of understanding how popular culture affects politics, capitalism, and pleasure. Several electronic options are available in this course. Lessons may be submitted and returned by e-mail. The course provides World Wide Web pages with links to current online resources which supplement other reading material in the course. Orders are shipped via UPS, so please include a street address.
Overseas students are encouraged to request airmail shipment.
Since changes in edition can take place, students are advised to wait and purchase texts after enrolling in the course and receiving the course study guide. Required for all students Nachbar, Jack and Kevin Lause. Bowling Green State University Popular Press, 1992. An Introduction to Cultural Theory and Popular Culture. The University of Georgia Press, 1998.