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Peer reviewedKurlansky, Mark J. – Change, 1977
Popular culture is defended as a solid academic entry that is a new approach to sociology, art, and literature. The contributions and theories of three professors are discussed: Arthur Asa Berger, Leslie Fiedler, and Alan Gowans. They illustrate the range and diversity in the pop culture field. (LBH)
Descriptors: American Culture, Cartoons, Comics (Publications), Commercial Art
