Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction: "Birmingham" in America? 1
5. 1 Cultural Theory, Cultural Studies
6. Interpreting the "Crisis" of Culture in Communication Theory (1979) 35
7. The Ideology of Communication: Poststructuralism and the Limits of Communication (1982) 49
8. Experience, Signification, and Reality: The Boundaries of Cultural Semiotics (1982) 70
9. Strategies of Marxist Cultural Interpretation (1984) 103
10. 2 Locating Cultural Studies
11. Cultural Studies Revisited and Revised (1983) 141
12. History. Politics. and Postmodernism: Stuart Hall and Cultural Studies (1986) 174
13. The Formation(s) of Cultural Studies: An American in Birmingham (1989) 195
14. The Circulation of Cultural Studios (1989) 234
15. Cultural Studies: What's in a Name? (One More Time) (1995) 245
16. Toward a Genealogy of the State of Cultural Studies (1996) 272
17. Where Is the "America" in American Cultural Studies? 287
18. 3 Subjects, Audiences, and Identities
19. Wandering Audiences, Nomadic Critics (1988) 305
20. The Context of Audiences and the Politics of Difference (1989) 320
21. Cultural Studies inland New Worlds (1993) 343
22. Bringing It All Back Home: Pedagogy and Cultural Studies (1994) 374
23. Notes 391
24. References 409
25. Index 427