Ray Browne on the Culture Studies Revolution

<p> Author and educator Ray Browne combined interests in folklore literature and American Studies into a groundbreaking approach to the study of the humanities and social sciences a field which eventually came to be known as Popular Culture Studies. In addition to co-founding both the <I>Journal of Popular Culture</I> and the <I>Journal of American Culture</I> Browne wrote and published more than 80 articles and book chapters and eight books and edited almost 50 other book-length volumes. This collection features his key culture studies writings from a decades-long academic career. It includes some of Browne's most influential and notable scholarship along with previously unpublished work corrected pieces and new articles edited from multiple sources.</p>