Description
Discover the compelling intersection of politics, performance, and popular culture in this remarkable collection published by Manchester University Press. 'Politics, Performance and Popular Culture' dives deep into the rich tapestry of the nineteenth century, exploring how politics is intrinsically linked to performance and how performance acts as a medium for political expression. This insightful anthology is carefully organized into three dynamic parts, each shedding light on different dimensions of popular performance and its political significance.
In Part I, immerse yourself in conceptual studies that use popular culture as a lens to analyze social and political history. Part II delves into the representation and construction of contemporary ideologies, addressing crucial topics such as race, nation, and empire. In Part III, engage with a meticulous examination of the performance techniques employed by influential politicians such as Robert Peel, Keir Hardie, and Henry Hyndman. The collection provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the performative aspects of collective movements, making it a must-have resource for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of political discourse and performance studies. With its archivally grounded research and engaging narrative, this book promises to enrich your comprehension of how historical contexts shape both politics and popular culture.
In Part I, immerse yourself in conceptual studies that use popular culture as a lens to analyze social and political history. Part II delves into the representation and construction of contemporary ideologies, addressing crucial topics such as race, nation, and empire. In Part III, engage with a meticulous examination of the performance techniques employed by influential politicians such as Robert Peel, Keir Hardie, and Henry Hyndman. The collection provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the performative aspects of collective movements, making it a must-have resource for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of political discourse and performance studies. With its archivally grounded research and engaging narrative, this book promises to enrich your comprehension of how historical contexts shape both politics and popular culture.