...The Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music and the Department of Performance studies at NYU's Tisch School of Arts are proud producers of the 2013 EMP Pop Music...
...head and I was in the grid. But in retrospect, does the lack of soundtrack make it any less queasy, in that the presence of music would have made it...
...to the idle or lazy male honeybee, but it is never stupid. This culture doesn't typically associate lazy or drunk workers with intelligence, if the singular place of Homer Simpson...
...survivors of coercive incest convince themselves that their abuse is quasi-consensual, as a survival tactic.) I agree, at least in the sense that popular culture is a part of rape...
...however small, to align yourself with a certain ideology, culture, community. There is no opting out of getting dressed. But in our post–“Punk: Chaos to Couture” reality, it appears as...
...of material luxury, a tan represents that we have the luxury to be connected to both nature and culture simultaneously. Tourism boards use tanning in their materials: “The bourgeois on...
...of the ghetto." The child and the corpse are gathered. And opposite them, at the antipode of the human alive or dead, trash itself walks, all across culture, enmonstered. This...
...govern choices between the goods of legitimate culture cannot be fully understood … unless ‘culture,’ in the restricted, normative sense of ordinary usage, is reinserted into ‘culture’ in the broad,...
...the 20th. Second, they are even more surprised that the history of nursing is much more complicated than one might imagine given depictions of nurses in popular culture. Images of...
...novelist Henry James, of all things, Jean-Christophe Agnew argues that the consumerist culture emerging in James's time was a "world constructed by and for a consuming vision," an "imagined world...
...an option. This is everybody's business. But I'll say some things to the men who are reading. We men benefit, all of us men benefit, from rape culture. We benefit...
...bounds of public decency. This raucous swimming culture was tolerated in natural waters, but city officials wanted none of it in the new artificial waters. They made rules against all...
...state. Comeuppance for a flatlined culture.” Despite the lieutenant’s protestations, this righteous punishing nature is exactly God, he is Deuteronomy’s Jehovah, dealing out suffering and destruction for perceived infidelity. But...