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Other Courses   American Popular Culture: Critical Issues, Critical Approaches. The author (T.V. Reed’s) course, for which this resource guide was created. Computer-Mediated Communication Studies Center. A listing of their on-line courses. Digital Culture. Interesting course from David Rodowick at Cornell University. Course: “Film and History.” Course taught by Steven Schoenherr at the University of San Diego. Includes a bibliography on film and history. Nationalities, Sexualities, and Global TV. Course and web project from the University of Maryland. Popular Culture in the 1960s. Tom Bacig, University of Minnesota. A useful and entertaining site on the sixties counter-culture. American Cultural History, 1920-1929. Nice site that includes much on twenties popular culture. American Popular Culture. Fine general survey taught by Susan Smulyan, Brown University. UnAmerican Activities: The Blacklist and US Culture in the 1950s. Course site that looks at film, music and other dimensions of popular culture as they shaped McCarthyism and the culture of 1950s generally. Language and Popular Culture.Course taught by H. Schiffman at the University of Pennsylvania. Popular Culture. Course taught by Paul Mullins at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. Theology of Popular Culture. Course taught by Kelton Cobb at Hartford Seminary. Digital Culture. Course taught by Brian Goldfarb at the University of Rochester. Cyberspace, Virtual Reality and Critical Theory. Online course by Dr. Landow.

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