A Historical and Dialectical Study of the Formation of Birmingham Cultural Studies: Cultural Studies as a New Synthesis

Cultural Studies A modern theoretical approach to humanities has not been born in the vacuum. This approach, like any theoretical approach, essentially shaped the concept of modernization by criticizing its earlier approaches. British culturalism was the first step in the formation of cultural studies. Culturalization, by criticizing the elitist approach, shaped its new life. Following the contrast between the culturacy and the elitism of this Stewarthal, Trusency would have given this approach a redefinition of the central issues of cohesive cultural studies. Since the main concern of culturalism was to criticize elitism, so, in a positive formulation, there is a lack, and this lack of a new approach, as synthesis Which implies Stuart Hall's conceptions and formations of cultural studies. Stuart Hall presented a comprehensive approach to the study of different layers of culture and the relationship between culture and power, with the creation of a coherent theoretical theory as a culture of culture. By combining French approaches to paying Birmingham's culture and approach, he also made a great contribution to the development of cultural studies. For the same reasons, this article finds its way into the description of the achievement of this privileged position by Stewart Hall. This paper uses the metaphorical approach to the emergence of cultural studies from Marx's recitation of the Hegelian dialectic, the triple antithesis thesis and synthesis. This paper elitistically approaches the thesis of a culture-oriented approach and synthesizes the antithesis and approach of Stuart Hall's cultural studies and examines their contradictions.