Cultural imperialism : a critical introduction / John Tomlinson.
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Baltimore, Md. :
Johns Hopkins University Press,
[1991]
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| Series: | Parallax (Baltimore, Md.)
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Table of Contents:
- The discourse of cultural imperialism. The concept of cultural imperialism
- The cultural imperialism thesis ; the blind men without the elephant
- Who speaks?
- Four ways to talk about cultural imperialism
- Some advice on reading from Blaise Pascal
- Media imperialism. Media imperialism theory and the retreat of culture
- Reading Donald Duck ; the ideology-critique of the 'imperialist text'
- 'Watching Dallas' : the imperialist text and audience research
- Media and culture
- Cultural imperialism and the discourse of nationality. Cultural identity : the UNESCO discourse
- 'Yanquies afuera'
- Nation and culture as 'imagined community'
- National identity as a consequence of modernity
- Culture and time
- Domination and cultural autonomy
- The culture of capitalism. Cultural imperialism : pioneer of capitalism?
- Multinational capitalism and cultural homogenisation
- Rum and coke : capitalism, consumerism and the Third World
- Consumer culture in the West : euphoria in unhappiness
- The culture of capitalism
- Modernity, development and cultural fate. The ambiguities of modernity
- Modernity as cultural fate
- The discontents of modernity : development as 'social imaginary'
- What is to blame for modernity?
- From imperialism to globalisation.