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6Henry A.Giroux."Is There a Place for CultureStudies in Colleges of Education?" Counternarratives:Cul-ture Studies and Critical Pedagogies in PostmordenSpaces.Ed.Henry A.Giroux,Colin Lankshear,PeterMclaren and Michael Peters.Routledge,1996.52.
2Henry A. Giroux & Roger I. Simon, Popular culture as a pedagogy of pleasure and meaning. From Henry A. Giroux,Popular Culture, Schooling and Everyday life, Bergin & Garvey Publishers, 1989.
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7Henry A. Giroux, Radical Education and Culture in the Work of Antonio Gramsci, From: Henry A. Giroux, Stealing Innocence: Youth, Corporate Power, and the Politics of Culture, Palgrave, 2000, p.132.
8Henry A. Giroux, The Kids aren't Alright: Youth,Pedagogy, and Cultural Studies, From: Henry A. Giroux,Fugitive Cultures: Race, Violence and Youth, Routledge,1996, pp.12-13, p.14,pp.13-18.
