 | Chandra Mukerji, Michael Schudson - 1991 - 514 頁
...disputes with the inclusive claim that popular culture refers to the beliefs and practices, and the objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population. This includes folk beliefs, practices and objects rooted in local traditions, and mass beliefs, practices... | |
 | Ruth Katz - 1994 - 254 頁
...popular culture. Indeed, if the study of popular culture refers to the "beliefs and practices, and the objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population," (Mukerji and Schudson, 1991 ), then the emergence of opera in Italy falls squarely in this domain.... | |
 | Jib Fowles - 1996 - 304 頁
...and Michael Schudson (1991) state that "popular culture refers to the beliefs and practices, and the objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population" (p. 3). In trying to make their definition inclusive, they have extended its range far past the point... | |
 | Laura Mason - 1996 - 304 頁
...collection put it, we now understand "popular culture" to be constituted by "beliefs and practices, and the objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population."14 This definition acknowledges that a broad range of cultural forms — songs among them... | |
 | John McCannon - 1998 - 255 頁
...Chandra Mukerji and Michael Schudson define popular culture simply as "the beliefs and practices, and the objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population." As for the question of whether the concept of popular culture is applicable to Stalinist Russia, there... | |
 | Regina M. Sweeney - 2001 - 372 頁
...offered a very broad definition: "that popular culture refers to the beliefs and practices, and the objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population." 28 But their def1nition may be most applicable for "modern popular culture." In fact, for some twentieth-century... | |
 | Hsiao-peng Lu, Sheldon H. Lu - 2001 - 348 頁
..."popular culture" useful, Mukerji and Schudson state that it "refers to the beliefs and practices, and the objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population. This includes folk beliefs, practices and objects rooted in local traditions, and mass beliefs, practices... | |
 | Leonard B. Kuffert - 2003 - 366 頁
...culture is also important. Popular culture, according to one widely accepted definition, consists of "beliefs and practices, and objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population."50 When speaking about culture we often use the terms mass and popular interchangeably,... | |
 | Harold E. Hinds, Marilyn Ferris Motz, Angela M. S. Nelson - 2006 - 428 頁
...the modern university. Popular culture can be understood broadly as beliefs and practices, and the objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population. 1 These include both "folk" or "popular" beliefs, practices and objects rooted in local traditions,... | |
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Popular culture can be understood broadly as beliefs and practices, and the objects through which they are organized, that are widely shared among a population. 