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    emergence of ’mass culture’ There has always been a definitive struggle to define culture as it is so complex and means something different to each individual. Culture affects all of us in different ways resulting in multiple definitions of culture. Culture had previously been seen as a way of improvement and growth‚ helping us to understand our place in society and guiding us towards a better understanding of ourselves. Over the previous number of decades our society and culture has changed significantly

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    Popular American Culture Culture has many different ranges to its definition; through many artifacts‚ music‚ religion and social habits can culture be defined. Popular culture like culture has many different ingredients such as music‚ movies‚ perspectives and ideas that individuals interact within their everyday lives. Popular American culture or pop culture has three major trends which are religion‚ social and political; these three has played a major role in the influence of individuals within

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    Madonna Description * highly influential fashion and pop culture icon * the center of a storm of controversy * the best-selling and most discussed female singer in popular music * a superstar of pop culture * adored and abhorred by audiences‚ critics‚ and academics (some celebrate her as a subversive cultural revolutionary‚ others attack her politically as anti-cultural conservative‚ or as irredeemably trashy and vulgar.) I shall argue with Madonna is a genuine‚ site of

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    pioneers of the pop art movement? | | 1. Pop Art appreciates popular culture‚ or what we also call “material culture.” It does not critique the consequences of materialism and consumerism; it simply recognizes its pervasive presence as a natural fact. Pop art relies on extracting material from its context and isolating it or associating it with other subjects for contemplation. 2. Pop art is aimed to employ images of popular as opposed to elitist

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    What defines a work as “pop culture?” And conversely‚ what defines a work as “art?” What magical quality distinguishes the seemingly unremarkable projects of Bay‚ Warhol‚ and Collins from the prestigious masterpieces of Welles‚ Rembrandt‚ and Tolstoy? Popular culture is the ocean in which the arts swim‚ and when one contemplates and examines “the arts” it is done in a world defined by popular culture. (Or‚ in cultural theory terms‚ popular culture is the Other‚ for the arts — the thing the arts supposedly

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    too attached to Japanese culture. Higgins and Prescott both have different opinions toward implementing U.S. policies in the Japanese operations. Higgins’s attitude was seen more against the U.S. policies and more toward the Japanese ways of doing things‚ considering he had spent lots of time in Japan and adapting to Japanese culture while Prescott’s attitude are pro to U.S. way of implementing the policies in the Japanese operations. Higgins are too attached to Japanese cultures and it made Prescott

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    Documenting Sources Elizabeth Estrada COM/150 12/1/12 SOURCES: 1.) "The inspiration really was Advertising Week‚ we love advertising and popular culture‚ and we wanted to build a community of people to share their thoughts about pop culture.” (McCale‚ 2004) 2.) According to Lucinda Waltrous‚ “Advertising began in 1841 by Volney B. Palmer‚ it wasn ’t until the 20th century that advertising agencies began to offer a full spectrum of services ranging from branding

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    to popular music to earn his widespread fame. Elvis combined different types of music to form a style called rockabilly‚ which became one of the key sounds in rock ’n’ roll…To form this musical style‚ he fused the country-western music of the South with the rhythm and blues of African Americans and the pop music that dominated the radio and recording industries…The combination of musical genres and sounds into a new style of music was Elvis’s true gift and his contribution to popular culture. That

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    and the world. Macklemore was fuelled by the issue of marriage equality and the flagrant use of ‘gay’ as a derogative term in the hip-hop industry‚ and the world. He would also use and say ‘that’s gay’ himself because it is so embedded in our culture. It was not until he was caught out saying it by friends that he realised that he had to stop. He wanted to make an impact on his fellow musicians‚ rappers and hip-hop artists and express his concerns for the use of words such as ‘faggot’ and ‘that’s

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    Black Face‚ Blue Notes and Whiteman The early growth and rapid expansion of popular American music in late nineteenth and early twentieth century America had widespread and irreversible effects on not only the growing black population‚ but also on America as a whole. The growth and evolution of music in this period‚ though fraught with racism and obstacles for the black performer‚ prepared the nation for the cultural revolution that allowed for the improvement of race relations and‚ ultimately

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