From war material culture to popular heritage, and beyond

Undesirable Heritage: Fascist Material Culture and Historical Consciousness in Nuremberg

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war heritage

as an important event, each war has a lasting effect on people's life and language for decades. some war consequences are in direct relation with end result (winning or losing) of the war and some others are the aftermath of the war itself. this essay discusses two points about the period following the war, considering iran-iraq war. first, death becomes a routine. it will be internalized ...

Astronomy , Science Fiction and Popular Culture : 1277 to 2001 ( And beyond )

stories, myths and tales can make ideas a part of popular culture. rea at religious figures have taught with parables; we use fables and fairy tales to teach our children about life; and it has been argued that even the ancient Greek myths might have been deliberate devices for organizing and transmitting information about the natural world to non-scientifically oriented people [I]. Once an ide...

Christianity and Popular Culture

Beyond arts and health: the need to include all of popular culture.