Preface Stuart Hall Introduction Co-authored by editorial team Literature and Society Introduction: Stuart Laing Passeron, JC: ‘Intro to French edition of Uses of Literacy’ Unauthored: ‘Literature and Society: Mapping the Field’ Tolson, Andrew: ‘Reading Literature as Culture’ Louvre, Alf: ‘Notes on a Theory of Genre’ 1973 Laing, Stuart: ‘Walter Greenwood: Working-Class Writer’ Holderness, Graham: ‘Lawrence, Leavis and Culture’ Sparks, Colin: ‘The Abuses of Literacy’ Mellor, Adrian: ‘The Hidden Method: Lucien Goldmann and the Sociology of Literature’ Popular Culture and Youth subculture Introduction: John Clarke Hall, S: ‘The Hippies and American moment’ Dyer, R: ‘The Meaning of Tom Jones’ Jones, Bryn: ‘The Politics of Popular Culture’ Cohen, Stanley: ‘Breaking Out, Smashing Up and the Social Context of Aspiration’ Jefferson, T and Clarke, J.: ‘Working Class Youth Cultures’ McRobbie, Angela and Garber, Jenny ‘Girls and Subcultures: An Exploration’ Clarke, Gary: ‘Defending Ski Jumpers: A critique of theories of youth culture’ Media Introduction: Dave Morley Brunt, Rosalind: ‘The Spectacular World of Whicker’ Whicker, Alan: ‘Response’ Connell, Ian 'TV & the Social Contract' Hobson, Dorothy: ‘Housewives and Radio’ Hall, S., Clarke, J., Critcher, C., Jefferson, & Roberts, B.: ‘Newsmaking and Crime’ The Media Group: ‘The ‘Unity’ of Current Affairs Television’ Hall, Stuart: ‘The Structured Communication of Events’ Hall, Stuart: ‘Encoding/Decoding in TV Discourse’ Morley, Dave: ‘Reconceptualising the Audience: Towards an ethnography of audience’ Women’s Studies and Feminism Introduction: Janice Winship Butcher, H. et al 'Images of Women in the Media Women’s Studies Group: ‘Relations of Production, Relations of Reproduction’ Brunsdon, Charlotte: ‘By Nature Women are Inclined to be Personal’ Winship, Janice: ‘Woman: An Ideology of Femininity’ Hobson, Dorothy: ‘Housewives: Isolation and Oppression’ Burniston, S., Mort, F., & Weedon, C.: ‘Psychoananlysis and the cultural acquisition of sexuality and subjectivity’ Griffin, C.: ‘The Good, The Bad and the Ugly: Images of Young Women in the Labour Market’ From 'Race' to Racism Intro: Hazel Carby Jefferson, T and Clarke, J: ‘Down These mean Streets: The Meaning of Mugging’ Hebdige, Dick: ‘Reggae, Rastas and Rudies’ Green, Andy: ‘On the Political Economy of Black Labour and the Racial Structuring of the Working Class in England’ Carby, Hazel: ‘Multicultural Fictions’ Solomos, J. Findlay, B., Jones, S. and Gilroy, P.: ‘The Organic Crisis of British Capitalism and Race: The experience of the seventies’ Errol Lawrence ‘Just Plain Common Sense: The roots of racism’ ‘White Women Listen’ History Introduction: Richard Johnson Johnson, Richard: ‘Economy, Culture and Concept: Three Approaches to Marxist History’ Cultural History Group: ‘Out of the People: The Politics of Containment 1935-45’ Trevor: ‘The History of a Working-class Methodist Chapel’ Grimshaw, Roger: 'Comment’ McLennan, Gregor: ‘Ideology and Consciousness: Some problems in Marxist Historiography’ Taylor, Pam: ‘Women Domestic Servants 1919-1939’ Popular Memory Group: ‘What do we mean by popular memory?’ Education and Work Introduction: Paul Willis CCCS Education Group [Finn, D., Grant, Neil, & Johnson, R.]: ‘Social Democracy, Education and The Crisis’ CCCS Education Group [Steve baron, Dann Finn, Neil Grant, Michael Green, Richard Johnson] Perspectives on Schooling and Politics Unpopular Education Clare, Mariette: ‘Ideologies of Adult Literacy: Politics and Practice’ Avis, James: ‘The Strange Fate of Progressive Education’ Willis, Paul: ‘How Working Class Kids Get Working-Class Jobs’
