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Value and the British comics industry
This thesis presents a theoretical framework for understanding how cultural value is assigned, presented, and transmitted through creative labour practices in Britain’s comic book industry. Combining Pierre Bourdieu’s theory of cultural capital and Stuart Hall’s encoding/decoding model of mass commu
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