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,MacDonald’s Man meets ,ure and in what ways has Europe adapted and absorbed that form of popular culture branded American, for it is this play off against Americanisation, at once so foreign and yet so familiar that is so fascinating.

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Is the Micro Macho? A Critique of the Fictions of Advertising,t over the centuries. Their machinations with machinery have led them to construct an alter ego of male proportions, manifesting itself in the persona of the computer. ‘For men only.’ Including their hard disk potential, the invitations offered by the computer appear as macho and exclusive to men as those offered by pornographic magazines.

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Pleasure and Danger, Sex and Death: Reading True Crime Monthlies,lar cultures with a long history spanning early street literature (ballads and broadsides), collections like the Newgate Calendar, nineteenth-century Penny Dreadfuls and the popular tabloids of today.. Since the 1950s in Britain there has also been a specialist genre devoted to it — the true crime monthly magazine.