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Continuities in Popular Culture: The Present in the Past and the Past in the Present and Future
Edited by Ray B. Brown and Ronald J. Ambrosetti
University of Wisconsin Press, 1993
Library of Congress E169.C746 1993 | Dewey Decimal 306.0973

The humanities are the strongest dynamic that runs from the past into the future. Throughout history, except for the past one hundred fifty years, the strongest element in the humanities has been the culture of the folk. Now it is the everyday culture of a democratic society—popular culture, a key to people’s understanding themselves and their society. These sixteen essays by leading popular culture scholars demonstrate how elements in our everyday life flourished in the past, came to flower today, and will continue to shape us in the future.
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1 books by Ambrosetti, Ronald J.
Continuities in Popular Culture
The Present in the Past and the Past in the Present and Future
Edited by Ray B. Brown and Ronald J. Ambrosetti
University of Wisconsin Press, 1993
The humanities are the strongest dynamic that runs from the past into the future. Throughout history, except for the past one hundred fifty years, the strongest element in the humanities has been the culture of the folk. Now it is the everyday culture of a democratic society—popular culture, a key to people’s understanding themselves and their society. These sixteen essays by leading popular culture scholars demonstrate how elements in our everyday life flourished in the past, came to flower today, and will continue to shape us in the future.
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