Introduction

Sue Owen

1-19

Richard Hoggart, the uses of literacy and the cultural turn

Stuart Hall

20-32

Richard Hoggart

literary criticism and cultural decline in twentieth-century Britain

Stefan Collini

33-56

Richard Hoggart, cultural studies and the demands of the present

Lawrence Grossberg

57-74

Richard Hoggart and the way we live now

Jim McGuigan

75-87

Richard Hoggart and the epistemological impact of cultural studies

Richard Lee

88-104

From the juke box boys to revolting students

Richard Hoggart and the study of British youth culture

David H. Fowler

105-122

"Them" and "us"

Robert Young

123-136

Repurposing literacy

the uses of Richard Hoggart for creative education

John Hartley

137-157

Critical literacy, cultural literacy, and the English school curriculum in Australia

Graeme Turner

158-170

The importance of being ordinary

Melissa Gregg

171-186

The antipodean uses of literacy

Mark Gibson

187-197

Relativism and reaction

Richard Hoggart and conservatism

Charlie Ellis

198-212

The uses and values of literacy

Richard Hoggart, aesthetic standards, and the commodification of working-class culture

Bill Hughes

213-226

Hoggart and women

Sue Owen

227-242