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The Antipodean Uses of Literacy, thinking about cultural literacies in Australia in the mid-2000s. There are pragmatic reasons for this focus. ‘Literacies’ have recently become a hot topic in Australian public debates, particularly as a result of conservative diatribes about declining educational standards (see, for example, Donne

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Relativism and Reaction: Richard Hoggart and Conservatism,lgic cultural vision the subject has since wisely escaped. Such an allegation is not unsupported by Hoggart’s recent ‘sociocultural’ writings (Corner, 1991, 138), and in debates on topics such as broadcasting, higher education and the state of the English language, Hoggart tends to be found among th

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Hoggart and Women,ith recent trends in theory, as applied to the working class, may be countered by reasserting Hoggart’s focus on the humanity, variety and specificity of working-class people, and the ‘quiddity’ of working-class life and culture.

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The Antipodean Uses of Literacy, as an obvious place to start in taking these debates somewhere more interesting and edifying. But I think there are issues of more general interest in the attempt to translate this work to different contexts from that in which it developed.

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Richard Hoggart and the Epistemological Impact of Cultural Studies,lars understand the world of human social relations. Moreover, the development of that knowledge movement, cultural studies, must now be recognized as a fundamental challenge to the large-scale structures defining and organizing what counts as legitimate, authoritative knowledge in the modern world.

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