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According to hegemony theory, popular culture is marked by a process of articulation alone.
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The concept of 'articulation' in hegemony theory refers only to the act of expression.
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The Conservative Party political broadcast attempted to articulate socialism as a movement concerned with individual freedom.
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Feminist presses have only published romance fiction.
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Hegemony theory suggests that cultural struggle only takes place between different social groups.
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Chantal Mouffe's work does not relate to the concept of hegemony in cultural studies.
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Popular culture is solely a creation of the ruling class for ideological manipulation of the subordinate classes.
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The concept of hegemony is only applicable to class conflict in popular culture.
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Hegemony is a state of complete domination by the ruling class over popular culture.
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Popular culture is characterized by a clear distinction between dominant and subordinate cultures.
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Hegemony theory suggests that popular culture is strictly a reflection of dominant ideology.
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The concept of hegemony is limited to the analysis of popular culture.
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Raymond Williams' concept of 'dominant', 'emergent', and 'residual' moments refers to the various stages of a text's production.
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Hall's theory of reading positions is based on the idea that readers can only adopt one fixed position while reading a text.
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David Morley's modification of the model considers the discourses of the text as separate from the discourses of the reader.
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Theories of popular culture are primarily concerned with the study of cultural artifacts.
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Hegemony theory suggests that popular culture is a reflection of a unified, dominant cultural force.
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