Stuart hall

Hua Hsu on the Jamaican scholar Stuart Hall and his contributions to the study, understanding, and appreciation of popular culture.

As we announced this spring, Duke University Press is the new home for the work of cultural theorist Stuart Hall. In addition to publishing work by Hall himself in the new series Stuart Hall: Selec…

Arguably the single most widely circulated and debated of all Hall’s papers, ‘Encoding/decoding’ (1973/1980) had a major impact on the direction of cultural studies in the 1970s and 1980s and its c…

Award-winning documentary-maker John Akomfrah explains the importance of archive film to his emotionally charged portrait of cultural theorist Stuart Hall – a journey through the shifting cultural landscape of the second half of the 20th century.

From 50s migrant to 80s Thatcher critic, the cultural theorist has long led the debate on race and politics. A new film charts his life and his decades-long influence on the culture of modern Britain

Stuart Hall demonstration 1961

Suzanne Moore: The 'godfather of multiculturalism' provided a vital intellectual home for those of us who just didn't fit in

Stuart Hall, Trailblazing British Scholar of Multicultural Influences, Is Dead at 82 - NYTimes.com

"The university is a critical institution or it is nothing." Stuart Hall is best know as a cultural theorist and one of the founding figures of the rising school of thought often referred to as British Cultural Studies. Hall's work covers a broad range of issues, but he's been most consistent in articulating the way power works through cultural processes.