Critical Sites: A Round-Table Discussion with Some of the Members of the Trent University Cultural Studies Program

Stephen Pender (for UTQ): To remind everyone of the questions we have proposed for this discussion: (1) What species of political praxis are enabled, emphasized, or occulted under the rubric of cultural studies? (2) How is cultural studies defined? By object or practice? Is the object of cultural st...

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Published in:University of Toronto quarterly 1995-10, Vol.64 (4), p.547-556
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Politics
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