Stuart Hall: Cultural Studies and Marxism

Part 3
In the third part of his interview with Sut Jhally, Stuart Hall talks about cultural studies' relationship with Marxism - and which questions have been sidelined its influence has waned in the last two decades.

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Thank you for leaving us such a rich treasure like your works... it made a change. I'm fascinated and I don't know much

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Stuart Hall is legit. Thanks for posting this.

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rest in peace!

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You just know he could grow a fantastic beard. Stuart Hall is great.

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A Karl Marx beard ?

[@KennBurch]

He actually wore a much longer beard for most of his life. This was recorded at nearly the end of his life, when he was quite ill. I believe.

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the great scientist of cultural study

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I was prepared to hate it, but I liked it.

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So what is the relation between cultural studies and marxism :/

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Put it in this way, those who have the power to manipulate media and normalize the dominating class' culture are the people with means of production.

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Can you explain more please in brief ?

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nothing, marxist is an essentialist theory, postmodern approaches are not

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