Journal of popular culture

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  Año 1993, Vol. 26, Número 4

  • Television and ritualization of everyday life

    Torunn Selberg

    págs. 3-9

    

  • An alternative approach to popular literature

    Gry Heggli

    págs. 11-17

    

  • Every picture tells a story: Wall decorations as expressions of individuality, family unit and

    Eva Reme

    págs. 19-38

    

  • Reframing the family photograph

    Oddlaug Reiakvam

    págs. 39-67

    

  • Mass media, esoteric groups and folkloristics

    Knut Djupedal

    págs. 69-78

    

  • Revitalization of pre-industrial household technology--a crisis or a phenomenon of affluence: The

    Bjorg Tonneslan Christophersen

    págs. 79-87

    

  • Travelogues as indices of the past

    Anna Stella Kar Stubseid

    págs. 89-100

    

  • Revues and newspapers: On critics and rhetoric in local media

    Erik Vangsnes

    págs. 101-114

    

  • Oprah Winfrey: The construction of intimacy in the talk show setting

    Laurie L. Haag

    págs. 115-122

    

  • Born in East L.A.: Cheech as the Chicano Moses

    Eddie Tafoya

    págs. 123-129

    

  • The search for secular divinity: America's fascination with the Royal Family

    Madonna P. Marsden, Michael T. Marsden

    págs. 131-139

    

  • Sex, lies and European hegemony: Travel literature and ideology

    Janice Bailey-Goldschmidt, Martin Kalfatovic

    págs. 141-153

    

  • In search of a new mentality: The interface of academic and popular medicine in the sixteenth

    Richard G. Cole

    págs. 155-172

    

  • Joe Sedelmaier and the creative process: Here's the beef

    Juliet Dee

    págs. 173-185

    

  • Regeneration through pleasure: Walter Farley's American fantasy

    A.B. Emrys

    págs. 187-194

    

  • Trash TV

    Teresa Keller

    págs. 195-206

    

  • Book reviews

    B. Lee Cooper

    págs. 207-208

    

  • Book reviews

    Ray Browne

    págs. 213-214

    

  • Book reviews

    Doug A. Noverr

    págs. 215-217