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Trash Aesthetics: Popular Culture and Its Audience
Pluto Press (1997)
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Patterns of production and consumption are foundation stones of contemporary media studies. Trash Aesthetics takes the audience as its starting point in a collection which explores aspects of audience response, interaction and manipulation.Other Versions
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