Toward a Classified Bibliography of Not One Thing:
Cross Disciplinary Cultural Studies in English Language Journals (4/38)

1. Cultural Studies in Theory

Alasuutari, Pertti. 1999. Cultural studies as a construct. European Journal of Cultural Studies 2.1: 91-108.

Bahti, Timothy. 1997. Anacoluthon: On cultural studies. Modern Language Notes 112.3: 366-84.

Bennett, John W. 1948. The study of cultures: A survey of technique and methodology in field work. American Sociological Review 13.6: 672-89.

Bernstein, Charles. 1993. What’s art got to do with it? The status of the subject of the Humanities in the age of cultural studies. American Literary History 5.4: 597-615.

†Bowman, Paul. 2001. Between responsibility and irresponsibility: Cultural studies and the price of fish. Strategies: Journal of Theory, Culture & Politics 14.2: 277-91.

†----------. 2001. Proper impropriety: The proper-ties of cultural studies (some more aphorisms, apriorisms, and aporias). Parallax 7.2: 50-65.

Butler, Judith. 1997. Merely cultural. Social Text, no. 52-53: 265-77.

Castro-Gomez, Santiago. 2001. Traditional vs. critical cultural theory. Translated by Francisco Gonz›lez and Andre Moskowitz. Cultural Critique 49: 139-54.

Casullo, Nicolás. 2001. Cultural investigations and critical thought. Translated by Francisco Gonz›lez. Cultural Critique 49: 93-120.

Cevasco, Maria Elisa. 2000. Whatever happened to cultural studies: Notes from the periphery. Textual Practice 14.3: 433-38.

Clifford, James. 1981. On ethnographic authority. Representations, no. 2: 118-46.

----------. 1981. On ethnographic surrealism. Comparative Studies in Society and History 23.4: 539-64.

----------. 2001. Indigenous articulations. Contemporary Pacific 13.2: 468-90.

Cochran, Terry. 1994. Culture in its sociohistorical dimension. Boundary 2 21.2: 139-78.

Couldry, Nick. 2001. Dialogue in an age of enclosure: Exploring the value of cultural studies. Review of Education / Pedagogy / Cultural Studies 23.1: 49-72.

DeKoven, Marianne. 1996. Cultural dreaming and cultural studies. New Literary History 27.1: 127-44.

Elliott, J. E. 1998. From language to medium: A small apology for cultural theory as challenge to cultural studies. New Literary History 29.3: 385-413.

----------. 1998. What was cultural studies? Learning the Uses of Error. Studies in the Literary Imagination 31.1: 59-85.

Enstad, Nan. 1998. Fashioning political identities: Cultural studies and the historical construction of political subjects. American Quarterly 50.4: 745-80.

Fornäs, Johan. 2000. The crucial in between: The centrality of mediation in cultural studies. European Journal of Cultural Studies 3.1: 45-65.

Frow, John. 1999. Cultural studies and the neoliberal imagination. Yale Journal of Criticism 12.2: 424-30.

Garkov, Vladimir N. 2000. Cultural or scientific literacy. Academic Questions 13.3: 56-70.

Gilbert, Jeremy. 2001. A certain ethics of openness: Radical democratic cultural studies. Strategies: Journal of Theory, Culture & Politics 14.2: 189-208.

Giroux, Henry A. 2000. Public pedagogy as cultural politics: Stuart Hall and the “crisis” of culture. Cultural Studies 14.2: 341-60.

----------. 2001. Cultural studies as performative politics. Cultural Studies / Critical Methodologies 1.1: 5-23.

†----------. 2001. “Something missing”: Cultural studies, neoliberalism, and the politics of educated hope. Strategies: Journal of Theory, Culture & Politics 14.2: 227-52.

Hannerz, Ulf. 1999. Reflections on varieties of culturespeak. European Journal of Cultural Studies 2.3: 393-407.

Holliday, Ruth. 2000. We’ve been framed: Visulaizing methodology.
Sociological Review 48.4: 503-21.

Jameson, Fredric. 1993. On “cultural studies.” Social Text, no. 34: 17-52.

Johnson, Richard. 1986/87. What is cultural studies anyway? Social Text, no. 16 (1986/87): 38-80.

Keesing, Roger M. 1974. Theories of culture. Annual Review of Anthropology 3: 73-97.

Kokotovic, Misha. 2000. Intellectuals and their others: What is to be done? Diaspora 9.2: 287-308.

Lave, Jean, et al. 1992. Coming of age in Birmingham: Cultural studies and conceptions of subjectivity. Annual Review of Anthropology 21: 257-82.

Lewis, Justin, and Sul Jhally. 1994. The politics of cultural studies: Racism, hegemony, and resistance. American Quarterly 46.1: 114-17.

McDonald, Henry. 2001. Wittgenstein, narrative theory, and cultural studies. Telos, no. 121: 121-53.

McGuigan, Jim. 2001. Problems of cultural analysis and policy in the information age. Cultural Studies / Critical Methodologies 1.2: 190-219.

McLaughlin, Lisa. 1999. Beyond “separate spheres”: Feminism and the cultural studies / Political economy debate. Journal of Communication Inquiry 23.4: 327-54.

Morley, David. 1998. So-called cultural studies: Dead ends and reinvented wheels. Cultural Studies 12.4: 476-97.

Mowitt, John. 2001. In the wake of Eurocentrism. Cultural Critique 47: 3-15.

Nader, Laura. 1997. Controlling processes: Tracing the dynamic components of power. Current Anthropology 38.5: 711-37.

Peck, Janice. 2001. Itinerary of a thought: Stuart Hall, cultural studies, and the unresolved problem of the relation of culture and “not culture.” Cultural Critique 48: 200-249.

Preston, Larry M. 1995. Theorizing difference: Voices from the margins. American Political Science Review 89.4: 941-53.

Radhakrishnan, R. 1987. Culture as common ground: Ethnicity and beyond. MELUS 14.2: 5-19.

Rasch, William. 1996. The latest contest of the faculties: On the necessary antagonism between theory and culture studies. German Quarterly 69.4: 367-80.

†Rigney, Lester-Irabinna. 1999. Internationalization of an indigenous anticolonial cultural critique of research methodologies. Wicazo Sa Review 14.2: 109-21.

Saldivar, Jose David. 1990. The limits of cultural studies. American Literary History 2.2: 251-66.

Schaffer, Kay. 2000. Cultural studies at the millennium: Tributes, themes, directions. Continuum: Journal of Media & Cultural Studies 14.3: 265-73.

Schwartz, Stephen Adam. 2000. Everyman as Übermensch: The culture of cultural studies. SubStance 29.1: 104-38.

Seigworth, Gregory J. 2000. Banality for cultural studies. Cultural Studies 14.2: 227-68.

----------, and J. Macgregor Wise. 2000. Deleuze and Guattari in cultural studies. Cultural Studies 14.2: 139-46.

Sewell, William H., Jr. 1997. Geertz, cultural systems, and history: From synchrony to transformation. Representations, no. 59: 35-55.

Spanos, William V. 1996. Culture and colonization: The imperial imperatives of the centered circle. Boundary 2 23.1: 135-75.

Striphas, Ted. 2000. Cultural studies, “so-called.”Review of Education / Pedagogy / Cultural Studies 22.1: 27-45.

†Switzer, Les, and John McNamara. 1999. Critical-cultural studies in research and instruction. Journalism & Mass Communication 54.3: 23-42.

Tracy, James D. 2000. A descent to cultural studies. Academic Questions 13.4: 24-31.

Trigo, Abril. 2000. Why do I do cultural studies? Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies 9.1: 73-93.

Wark, McKenzie. 2001. In the midst of a Deleuzian cultural studies. Continuum: Journal of Media & Cultural Studies 15.1: 117-27.

Wei, Irene. 1997. The emergence of culture and cultural emergency: The conflicting “demands” of cultural studies. MLN 112.3: 454-69.

Windschuttle, Keith. 2000. The poverty of cultural studies. Journalism Studies 1.1: 145-59.

Wolff, Janet. 1999. Cultural studies and the sociology of culture. Invisible Culture [online journal, cited Oct. 31, 2002]. http://www.rochester.edu/in_visible_culture/issue1/wolff/wolff.html.

Wright, Handel Kashope. 2001. “What’s going on?" Larry Goldberg on the status quo of cultural studies: An interview. Cultural Values 5.2: 133-62.

Young, Lola. 1999. Why cultural studies? Parallax 5.2: 3-16.

Zizek, Slavoj. 2002. Cultural studies versus the “Third culture.”South Atlantic Quarterly 101.1: 19-32.

Zuss, Mark. 1999. Reading culture hybridly. Review of Education / Pedagogy / Cultural Studies 20.4: 353-64.

†Zylinka, Joanne. 2001. An ethical manifesto for cultural studies. Strategies: Journal of Theory, Culture & Politics 14.2: 175-88.

See also 3.3: Denning; 3.6: Hallam; 3.11: Lewis; Seaton; 3.13: Henderson; Lubiano; 3.16: Birch; 4.11: Gallagher