Popular Culture Studies
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Popular Culture Studies
The academic study of everyday life is based on appreciation for casual objects and ephemeral works which are not always preserved due to wear and tear, general disregard, or misconceptions about their significance. This guide includes suggestions for scholarly sources, as well as collections and community-based websites that make the study of popular culture possible. Please note that the Online Resources page is arranged by topics.
ASU Collections
Rare Books and Manuscripts
Barry Goldwater Dime Novel Collection, 1881–1920 (see Finding Aid here)
Nicholas A. Salerno Star Wars Collection
Douglas McGrath Movie Poster Collection: Over 240 movie posters
The IsraPulp Collection: Hebrew popular literature and pulps (1930s–1970s)
Vaudeville Wit and Humor Books (SPEC JM), Joe E. Marks Collection
Science Fiction Periodicals (SPEC SFS)