Deconstructing Western Culture
Stuart Hall’s Approach to Critical Theory
Аннотация
This article delves into the significant contributions of Stuart Hall to media and cultural studies through a Marxist lens, emphasizing his innovative approach to the concept of representation. Hall’s integration of critical theory with media studies has provided deep insights into the dynamics of culture and power within society, highlighting the role of media in shaping and reflecting social identities and struggles. The paper critically examines Hall’s interdisciplinary application of neo-Marxist theories, notably those of Antonio Gramsci and Louis Althusser, to analyze contemporary media landscapes. By exploring Hall’s critique of authoritarian populism and his theories on cultural hegemony and ideological representation in media, the article sheds light on the lasting impact of his work on current media practices. The paper also assesses the practical implications of Hall’s theories in understanding the mechanisms of inclusion and representation in media, suggesting their relevance in navigating the complexities of global media today.
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