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Vocabulary flashcards covering core definitions, distinctions, and theoretical frameworks of popular culture based on the lecture transcript.
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Popular Culture
The set of practices, beliefs, and objects that embody the most broadly shared meanings of a social system, encompassing media objects, entertainment and leisure, fashion and trends, and linguistic conventions.
Pop Culture
Also referred to as 'the culture of the people,' representing the cultural elements that prevail numerically in a society using popular media in the vernacular language or an established lingua franca.
Pop Art
A movement from the early 1960s through which the world of pop culture exerted a particular influence.
Primary Popular Culture
As defined by Bennett (1980, p.153-218), this refers to primary popular culture as mass product.
Secondary Popular Culture
As defined by Bennett (1980, p.153-218), this refers to secondary popular culture as local re-production.