Table of Contents

Preface.
Part I: Critical Theory:.


1. Critical Theory: General: David Walker (University of
Sunderland).


2. Semiotics: Adrian Page (University of Luton).


3. Psychoanalysis: Anne-Marie Smith (Paris 8 Universite).


4. Feminisms: Jill Lebihan (Sheffield Hallam University).


5. Colonial Discourse / Postcolonial Theory: Patrick Williams
(Nottingham Trent University) and Nahem Yousaf (University of
Hertfordshire).


6. Historicism: Scott Wilson (Lancaster University).


7. Queer Theories/Cultures: Brett Beemyn (Western Illinois
University).


8. Marxism(s) and Post-Marxism(s): Glyn Daly: London.


Part II: Culture and Communications:.


9. Cultural Studies: General: Angela Werndly (University of
Sunderland).


10. Media Studies: Jeffrey Walsh (The Manchester Metropolitan
University).


11. Popular Culture: Hillegonda Rietveld (Goldsmiths College
London).


12. Australian Popular Culture and Media Studies: Tara Brabazon
(Central Queensland University).


13. Popular Music: David Buckley (Munich).


14. Virtual Cultures: Ian Saunders (University of Western
Australia).


15. Film Theory: Susan Puride (Plymouth University).


16. Art Histories and Visual Culture Studies: Angelica Michelis
(The Manchester Metropolitan University).


17. Cultural Policy: Robin Trotter (Griffith University).


18. Aboriginal Identity, Culture and Art (Denise Cuthbert, Susan
Lowish, Stephen Pritchard and Ceridwen Spark (Monash
University).


19. Multiculturalism: Vijay Mishra (University of Alberta).


Index.