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230 References<br />
University Press.<br />
Lewis, George, ed. 1972. Side-Saddle on <strong>the</strong> Golden Calf. Pacific Palisades,<br />
CA: Goodyear.<br />
———. 1981. “Taste Cultures and Their Composition: Towards a New<br />
Theoretical Perspective.” In Mass Media and Social Change, ed. E. Katz<br />
and T. Szecsko, 201–218. Beverly Hills: Sage.<br />
———. 1986. “Uncertain Truths: The Promotion of Popular Culture.”<br />
Journal of Popular Culture 20 (3): 31–44.<br />
Lofland, John. 1969. Deviance and Identity. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:<br />
Prentice-Hall.<br />
Lofland, Lynn. 1973. A World of Strangers. New York: Basic Books.<br />
Lomax, Alan. 1970. “Song Structure and Social Structure.” In The<br />
Sociology of Art and Literature, ed. M. Albrecht et al., 55–71. New York:<br />
Praeger.<br />
London, David, and Albert Della-Bitta. 1984. Consumer Behavior. New<br />
York: McGraw Hill.<br />
Lorimer, N., and E. Werner. 1992. “<strong>Tattoo</strong>s and High Risk Behavior among<br />
Drug Addicts.” Medical Law 11: 167–174.<br />
Lovelock, Charles. 1984. Services Marketing. Englewood Cliffs. NJ:<br />
Prentice-Hall.<br />
Lurie, Alison. 1983. The Language of Clo<strong>the</strong>s. New York: Vintage.<br />
Lyon, Eleanor. 1974. “Work and Play: Resource Constraints in a Small<br />
Theater.” Urban Life 3: 71–97.<br />
Maines, Rachel. 1985. “Evolution of <strong>the</strong> Potholder: From Technology to<br />
Popular Art.” Journal of Popular Culture 19 (1): 3–33.<br />
Manfredi, John. 1982. The Social Limits of Art. Amherst: University of<br />
Massachusetts Press.<br />
Manning, Peter. 1982. “Qualitative Methods.” In A Handbook of Social<br />
Science Methods, vol. 2, ed. R. Smith and P. Manning, 1–28. Cambridge,<br />
MA: Ballinger.<br />
Martorella, Rosanne. 1982. The Sociology of Opera. South Hadley, MA:<br />
Bergin.<br />
Mascia-Lees, Frances E., and Patricia Sharpe, eds. 1992. <strong>Tattoo</strong>, Torture,<br />
Mutilation, and Adornment: The Denaturalization of <strong>the</strong> <strong>Body</strong> in Culture<br />
and Text. Albany, NY: SUNY Press.<br />
Matza, David. 1969. Becoming Deviant. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.<br />
McCall, Michal. 1977. “Art Without a Market: Creating Artistic Value in a<br />
Provincial Art World.” Symbolic Interaction 1: 32–43.<br />
Mcgregor, Francis. 1974. Transformation and Identity. New York:<br />
Quadrangle.<br />
Mcgregor, Francis, Theodora Abel, Albert Bryt, Edith Lauer, and Serena<br />
Weissmann. 1953. Facial Deformities and Plastic Surgery. Springfield,<br />
IL: Thomas.<br />
McKinstry, W. 1974. “The Pulp Voyeur: A Peek of Pornography in Public<br />
Places.” In Deviance: Field Studies and Self-Disclosures, ed. Jerry