Title: The Arts, Popular Culture, and Social Change
First published: July 1, 2000
Description: "This book argues for a perspective in which the arts are integrated with our daily lives, even as they affect social, political, and educational realities, and our understanding of those realities. A central theme of this book is that aesthetic experiences, and forms of popular culture in particular, can and often do affect the way we see, interpret, and make sense of our worlds, as well as assist in the creation of a more just, invigorating, and human society."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Arts and society, Arts, united states, Popular culture, united states, Aesthetics, Arts, study and teaching, Popular culture, Arts, Study and teaching