Media Culture: Cultural Studies, Identity and Politics between the Modern and the Post-modern
[A] book that masterfully integrates the most important theoretical insights of the field with a brilliant series of textual readings that demonstrate what it means to actually do cultural studies . . . an indispensable book.–Henry Giroux, Waterbury Chair Professor, Penn State UniversityThere is really nothing quite like this book on the market. It can be sold as both a book on theory and on method . . . Timely, important and refreshing.–Gail Dines, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Women's Studies, Wheelock College, BostonAn excellent book by any standards . . . Kellner has a particular talent for making difficult ideas easy to grasp. For this reason it is likely to be a popular teaching text, facilitating accessibility whilst simultaneously offering a significant theoretical and analytical development in the field.–Jim McGuigan, Coventry University