2011
DOI: 10.1080/10304312.2011.591924
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Postcolonial popular cultures

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“…Certain pioneers of postcolonialism in communication studies address globalization (Awwad, 2010;Devadas & Prentice, 2011;Gajjala, 2002;Hasian & Bialowas, 2009;Hegde, 2005;Kavoori, 2009;Kavoori & Arceneaux, 2012;Kavoori & Chadha, 2009;Ono, 2009;Parameswaran, 2008;Schwartz-DuPre, 2007;Shome, 2009Shome, , 2012Shome & Hegde, 2002a, 2014Stabile & Kumar, 2005). Yet, beyond our discipline, the debates between postcolonialism and globalization are so extensive that not only are they difficult to summarize, there is also no shortage of scholars who claim the postcolonial is dead (Gikandi, 2001;Young, 2012).…”
Section: Theoretical Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Certain pioneers of postcolonialism in communication studies address globalization (Awwad, 2010;Devadas & Prentice, 2011;Gajjala, 2002;Hasian & Bialowas, 2009;Hegde, 2005;Kavoori, 2009;Kavoori & Arceneaux, 2012;Kavoori & Chadha, 2009;Ono, 2009;Parameswaran, 2008;Schwartz-DuPre, 2007;Shome, 2009Shome, , 2012Shome & Hegde, 2002a, 2014Stabile & Kumar, 2005). Yet, beyond our discipline, the debates between postcolonialism and globalization are so extensive that not only are they difficult to summarize, there is also no shortage of scholars who claim the postcolonial is dead (Gikandi, 2001;Young, 2012).…”
Section: Theoretical Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In defense of postcolonialism The promise and potential of postcolonial theory, Shome and Hegde (2002b) argue, is in "the distinctiveness of postcolonial studies from other forms of critical scholarship" and its "historical and international depth to the understanding of cultural power" (p. 252). Postcolonial scholarship demands that the contemporary global movement cannot divorce itself from the history of colonization that precedes it (Awwad, 2010;Devadas & Prentice, 2011;Hegde, 2011;Kavoori & Chadha, 2009;Kelly, 2012;Lunga, 2008;McCutcheon, 2011;Ono, 2009;Parameswaran, 2002Parameswaran, , 2008Schaefer & Karan, 2011;Shakuntala, 2011;Shome, 2009Shome, , 2011Shome, , 2012Shome & Hegde, 2002a;Smith, 2008;Young, 2012).…”
Section: Postcolonial Palestinian Pridementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vijay Devadas and Chris Prentice point out that in postcolonial contexts specifically, "mediated popular cultural practices" intersect with "everyday lived experiences" such as, amongst others, "food, sports, and religious practices and performances", and do so across cultural fields (2011: 690) . They thereby provide a more inclusive notion of popular culture as a field of practice that allows for encompassing the heterogeneous manifestations of popularity that accompany different orders of knowledge, perceptions of the world, and cultural hegemony (Devadas and Prentice 2011). This more inclusive notion of popular culture, which in fact blends a number of cultural fields, is better suited to the cultural setting of 1980s postcolonial India and to the textures and the particular position of Ramayan and Mahabharat at a specific historical juncture of the medium television.…”
Section: Understanding Sound and Music As Essential Narrative Element...mentioning
confidence: 99%