Too Soon Too Late: History in Popular Culture (Theories of Contemporary Culture)
"In my opinion, Meaghan Morris is perhaps the most original practitioner of cultural studies in the English-speaking world... Too Soon Too Late continues the effort to forge an original and experimental practice of cultural studies, and confronts one of the most interesting questions I can imagine: How does history function, not as an intellectual or academic enterprise, but as a popular practice and desire? What is the place of history in everyday life? In a series of sometimes bizarre but always beautiful, engaging and brilliantly insightful essays, Morris gives a new power to history and to language." —International Journal of Communication