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"Culture studies" and "Cultural studies"



 
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"Culture studies" and "Cultural studies" Sat Apr 22, 2006 11:03 am  "Culture studies" and "Cultural studies"
 

Hi Teachers!

Is there any difference between culture studies and cultural studies?

hope to get your help

Thanks in advance

Gorelik
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"Culture studies" and "Cultural studies" Sat Apr 22, 2006 11:18 am  "Culture studies" and "Cultural studies"
 

Hi,

Culture is the noun and cultural is the adjective. A similar pattern would be: music and musical or picture and pictorial and so on. The difference in the two you have mentioned I would say is: culture studies are studies about culture and cultural studies are studies that have an element of/aspect of culture about them.

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