Journal of Class & Culture

Journal of Class & Culture

ISSN: 2634-1123
E-ISSN: 2634-1131

The Journal of Class & Culture is a provocative theoretical and empirical intervention into debates concerning class and culture. We reject and challenge the rendering of class as an archaic concept and engage with class as a dynamic category actively shaped by the changing demands of capitalism.

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- Saltburn, Emerald Fennell (dir.) (2023), USA: Amazon and Mgm Studios
  
  By Tim Stafford
- Interview with Rod Dixon
  
  By Dermot Daly
- Bridging the social class gap: Experiences of working-class trainee clinical psychologists
  
  Authors: Katie Place, Teresa Crew and Christopher Saville
- Beyond shared heritage: Unpacking the intersection of class and migration in the lives of Polish scholars in the United Kingdom and the United States
  
  By Kamil Luczaj
- Mainstreaming class (dis)contents in popular film and TV series: HBO’s The White Lotus (S1) and Ruben Östlund’s Triangle of Sadness
  
  By Yiannis Mylonas
- The Independent Group: Working-class culture and collage
  
  By Anne Massey
- Over the kitchen table: British storytelling as working-class art, belonging and resistance
  
  By Lisa McKenzie
- Trademark Belfast and workers’ education
  
  By Stephen Baker
- Editorial: Integrating class, culture and economics
  
  By Deirdre O’Neill
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Journal of Class & Culture

Latest Articles Lasest articles RSS feed

Saltburn, Emerald Fennell (dir.) (2023), USA: Amazon and Mgm Studios

Interview with Rod Dixon

Bridging the social class gap: Experiences of working-class trainee clinical psychologists

Beyond shared heritage: Unpacking the intersection of class and migration in the lives of Polish scholars in the United Kingdom and the United States

Mainstreaming class (dis)contents in popular film and TV series: HBO’s The White Lotus (S1) and Ruben Östlund’s Triangle of Sadness

The Independent Group: Working-class culture and collage

Over the kitchen table: British storytelling as working-class art, belonging and resistance

Trademark Belfast and workers’ education

Editorial: Integrating class, culture and economics

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