ENGL 3860: Introduction Slide Deck
ENGL 3860: Introduction Slide Deck ENGL 3860: Introduction Slide Deck
People have to have a language to speak about where they are and what other possible futures are available to them. These futures may not be real; if you try to concretize them immediately, you may find there is nothing there. But what is there…is the possibility of being someone else, of being in some other social space from the one in which you have already been placed. Stuart Hall addresses a Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) rally in Trafalgar Square in 1958. Photograph: Courtesy Stuart Hall estate / Allen Stuart Hall | Cultural Studies 1983
Our worlds are built of things that matter: values, relations (friends and family), institutions (cultural, political, religious), infrastructures (roads, schools, utilities) and cultural productions (literature, music, movies).
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Our worlds are built of things that matter: values,<br />
relations (friends and family), institutions (cultural,<br />
political, religious), infrastructures (roads, schools,<br />
utilities) and cultural productions (literature,<br />
music, movies).
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