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	American Popular Culture: Socializing and Homogenizing Mind, Nation, and World The Socialization and Homogenization of Mind and Nation It is said that a fish does not know or recognize the water about it until it is caug Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-07-08 02:27:22 Open Document File Size: 146,02 KB Share Result on Facebook Continent America / Europe / / Country Greece / United States / / IndustryTerm cultural web / social networks / food / / Organization Emeritus University of Hawaii Honolulu / / Person Michel Foucault / Carlos Fuentes / Paulo Freire / Octavio Paz / Self Interest / Ignacio Martin-Baro / / Position poet and author / critical arbiter / author and social critic / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / / URL http / SocialTag Sociology of culture Culture Social philosophy Anti-corporate activism Consumer behaviour Consumerism Cultural diversity Globalization Multiculturalism Cultural studies

American Popular Culture: Socializing and Homogenizing Mind, Nation, and World The Socialization and Homogenization of Mind and Nation It is said that a fish does not know or recognize the water about it until it is caugAdd to Reading List