205.pptx

205.pptx

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  Name: Hirva Pandya Sem:3 RollNo:10 Enrollment No:4069206420210022 Sub: Cultural Studies Sub Code:22410 Paper Code:205 Email:[email protected]
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  Points to ponder: Introducation  What is Cultural Studies  Four Goals of Cultural Studies  Conclusion  Work Cited
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  Introduction 20XX presentation title3 • cultural studies, interdisciplinary field concerned with the role of social institutions in the shaping of culture. Cultural studies emerged in Britain in the late 1950s and subsequently spread internationally, notably to the United States and Australia. • Contemporary Cultural Studies at the University of Birmingham (founded 1964) and with such scholars as Richard Hoggart, Stuart Hall, and Raymond Williams.
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  20XX presentation title4 • As university of Sydney studied, • A major in Cultural Studies will allow you to examine texts, institutions and practices in relation to systems of power and will provide you with a range of tools to analyze how meanings are produced, circulated and exchanged in a variety of contexts. You will learn how to think analytically, how to question social norms, and how to share ideas in clear and persuasive ways. • The Cultural Studies major equips you to become informed and engaged critical thinkers in relation to important contemporary cultural issues and everyday experiences. Major Concern of Cultural Studies
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  20XX presentation title5 As in the one article of Tc global about the scholar’s view on this theory According to Stuart Hall, one of the most famous theorists, Cultural Studies as a project is open-ended” it does not have any singular origins and has multiple discourses, histories, and trajectories. As in one article of British Academy by Professor Angela McRobbie pointed out that, Even though cultural studies eventually found a respectable space within the arts, humanities and social sciences, its repertoire still draws a sometimes stifled or perhaps nervous giggle or smirk on the part of elders.
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  20XX presentation title6 Four Goals of cultural Studies 1. First, cultural studies transcends the confines of a particular discipline such as literary criticism or history. • As it is noted in the one article of literariness by NASRULLAH MAMBROL In this article he argued that • Cultural Studies views everyday life as fragmented, multiple, where meanings are hybridized and contested; i.e., identities that were more or less homogeneous in terms of ethnicities and patterns of consumption, are now completely hybrid, especially in the metropolis. With the globalization of urban spaces, local cultures are linked to global economies, markets and needs, and hence any study of contemporary culture has to examine the role of a non-local market/ money which requires a postcolonial awareness of the exploitative relationship between the First World and the Third World even today. So here I have taken cultural study of waste land because in this poem there is same idea like • AS it is claim by Mr. RAJENDER PONDRA in one of his journal that the waste land deals with cultural crisis that came with the loss of moral and cultural identity after World War I. • In today’s culture these type of issues can be seen, that people are loosing there identity, there culture they are so far from there culture.
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  20XX presentation title7 . 2. Cultural Studies is politically engaged As it is noted by Erica McCollum in one of her research article • In people’s accounts, the most common influence promoting higher political engagement appeared to be that, throughout various stages of their lives, they were immersed in social contexts and cultures that helped to produce political attention and participation as an expected, everyday activity. While these contexts could be created in school or social networks, they most often started in the home. Example: • If we see as an example then it can be observed that if a political person belongs to some particular culture or region then they won’t be accepted by the other people or the culture by this statement it can be said that cultural studies is politically engaged
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  20XX presentation title8 3.Third, cultural studies denies the separation of "high' and "low "or elite and popular culture As it is studied by Bourdieu, Pierre in one of his Article The difference between high culture and low culture is somewhat arbitrary. Both types of culture involve tastes in music, art, literature, and various material goods, for example, so the distinction generally revolves around specific types of tastes within those categories. High culture, in general, involves an interest in classical music or opera, fine art, gourmet foods, and so forth. Low culture tastes, in contrast, fall outside of these particular preferences. According to Pierre Bourdieu (1977), participation or interest in high culture leads to a form of capital that can be used to produce various types of “profits.”
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  4.Finally, cultural studiesanalyzes not only the cultural work, but also the means of production. According to Barker cultural studies has developed a form of cultural materialism that is concerned with exploring how and why meanings are inscribed at the moment of production • who owns and controls cultural production • the distribution mechanisms for cultural products. • the consequences of patterns of ownership and control for contours of the cultural landscape.
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  conclusion The findings aboutculture can help leaders understand their own cultural biases and preferences. Different cultures have different ideas about what they want from their leaders, and these findings help our leaders adapt their style to be more effective in different cultural settings. So, to conclude it can be said that in every field of society whether it politics or art or any other the cultural study is there
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  Works cited: Britannica, TheEditors of Encyclopedia. "cultural studies". Encyclopedia Britannica, 26 Jul. 2015, https://www.britannica.com/topic/cultural-studies. Accessed 6 October 2022. Barker Cultural Studies Chapter 1.” Scribd, Scribd, https://www.scribd.com/document/80548219/Barker- Cultural-Studies-Chapter-1. Bourdieu, Pierre. 1977. Cultural Reproduction and Social Reproduction. In Power and Ideology in Education, ed. Jerome Karabel and A. H. Halsey, 487–511. New York: Oxford University Press https://journals.indexcopernicus.com/api/file/viewByFileId/574796.pdf Mambrol, Nasrullah. “Cultural Studies.” Literary Theory and Criticism, 11 Apr. 2021, https://literariness.org/2016/11/23/cultural-studies/. Leading Global Education and Study Abroad Platform - TC Global, 19 May 2022, https://tcglobal.com/what-is-cultural-studies/ McCollum, Erica. “The Cultural Influences of Political Engagement.” Culturally Modified, https://culturallymodified.org/the-cultural-influences-of-political-engagement/. The University of Sydney - Arts and Social Sciences (Undergraduate) Handbook 2022.” Cultural , https://www.sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts/subject_areas_ad/cultural_studies.shtml.