Journal of popular culture

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  Año 1995, Vol. 29, Número 2

  • Introduction

    Susan S. Arpad

    págs. 3-8

    

  • The question of Hungarian popular culture

    Joseph J. Arpad

    págs. 9-31

    

  • Changing world-views in Hungary, 1945-1980

    Agnes Kapitany, Gabor Kapitany

    págs. 33-43

    

  • Posters from 1944-1990

    págs. 45-55

    

  • Discontinuous history--deformed society

    Peter Hanak

    págs. 57-65

    

  • Remarks on the role of peasants in Hungarian ideology

    Denes Nemedi

    págs. 67-75

    

  • Why hasn't there been a strong women's movement in Hungary?

    Sarolta Marinovich, Susan S. Arpad

    págs. 77-96

    

  • The reception of American popular culture by Hungarians

    Beverly James

    págs. 97-108

    

  • The members of the Hungarian media

    Janos Horvat

    págs. 109-114

    

  • The writing on the wall: The messages in Hungarian graffiti

    Jennifer C. Brown

    págs. 115-118

    

  • Pornography in Hungary: Ambiguity of the female image in a time of change

    Laura M. Dolby

    págs. 119-127

    

  • Populist discursive strategies under state socialism: The demographic debates

    Maria Heller, Denes Nemedi

    págs. 129-141

    

  • The theory-methodology complex: The critics' jabberwock

    Ray B. Browne

    págs. 143-156

    

  • Freedom and control: Automobiles in American women's fiction of the 70s and 80s

    Marie T. Farr

    págs. 157-169

    

  • Media form and cultural space: Negotiating rap `fanzines'

    Murray Forman

    págs. 171-188

    

  • Local talk in the global village: An intercultural comparison of American and German talk shows

    Elizabeth M. Goering, Andrea J. Krause

    págs. 189-207

    

  • `That we may mis-unda-stend each udda': The rhetoric of Krazy Kat

    Edward A. Shannon

    págs. 209-222

    

  • Book-worm without books? Students reading comic books in the school house

    Dan B. Curtis, Larry D. Dorrell

    págs. 223-234

    

  • Fashion in the age of advertising

    Richard Martin

    págs. 235-254

    

  • Book reviews

    S.K. Bane

    págs. 255-256

    

  • Book reviews

    Ray B. Browne

    págs. 257-258

    

  • Book reviews

    Andre J. M. Prevos

    págs. 258-259

    

  • Book reviews

    Ray B. Browne

    págs. 259-260

    

  • Book reviews

    Bill Brigman

    págs. 260-261

    

  • Book reviews

    Joseph Witek

    págs. 261-262

    

  • Book reviews

    Thomas West

    págs. 262-263