The Marxist concept of ideology in British media studies
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Communication, ideology, MarxismAbstract
The concept of ideology has been described in the literature as a vague, slippery concept and, for some, 'useless' (Frazer, 1988). As McLellan puts it, 'ideology is the most elusive concept within the social sciences... essentially a contested concept, that is, a concept about which there is controversy in terms of its own definition and application' (McLellan, 1986: 1).
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