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Direct linkJubas, Kaela; Johnston, Dawn E. B.; Chiang, Angie – Canadian Journal for the Study of Adult Education, 2014
Using the medical drama Grey's Anatomy as an exemplar, this article discusses findings from a qualitative case study exploring impacts of popular (or pop) culture on Canadian audience members' understanding of social issues, particularly health care policy. Adopting a neo-Gramscian perspective, our fundamental premise is that pop culture operates…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Popular Culture, Health Services, Teaching Methods
