Critical Miscellanies (Vol. 3 of 3) Essay 1: On Popular Culture By: John Morley (1838-1923) |
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In this collection of essays, John Morley offers insightful commentary on various aspects of popular culture, examining the societal implications and influences of cultural phenomena. Morley's writing is both eloquent and thought-provoking, leading readers to reflect on the impact of popular culture on modern society.
One of the most compelling aspects of Morley's essays is his ability to delve deep into the cultural significance of seemingly trivial elements of popular culture. From music to fashion to entertainment, Morley demonstrates how these elements shape and reflect societal values, beliefs, and attitudes.
Morley's analysis is sharp and perceptive, offering a fresh perspective on the complexities of popular culture. His essays are filled with astute observations and incisive critiques, challenging readers to reconsider their own views on the importance and influence of popular culture.
Overall, Morley's essays in "Critical Miscellanies" provide a valuable contribution to the discussion of popular culture, offering a nuanced and engaging exploration of its impact on society. This collection is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the cultural landscape of the modern world. BY JOHN MORLEY VOL. III. Essay 1: On Popular Culture London MACMILLAN AND CO., Limited NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 1904 ON POPULAR CULTURE PAGE Introduction 1 Importance of provincial centres 2 Report of the Midland Institute 4 Success of the French classes 5 Less success of English history 6 Value of a short comprehensive course 8 Dr. Arnold's saying about history 'traced backwards' 9 Value of a short course of general history 10 Value of a sound notion of Evidence 16 Text books of scientific logic not adequate for popular objects 21 A new instrument suggested 21 An incidental advantage of it 23 General knowledge not necessarily superficial 25 Popular culture and academic organisation 25 Some of the great commonplaces of study 29 Conclusion 34 ON POPULAR CULTURE AN ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE TOWN HALL, BIRMINGHAM (OCTOBER 5, 1876), BY THE WRITER, AS PRESIDENT OF THE MIDLAND INSTITUTE... Continue reading book >>
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