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I found this book really interesting although I think his thesis wasn't really enough to cover all the pages. There was a lot of redundancy which I found a bit frustrating. Johnson would explain a point and then give an example from popular culture, and then another, and then another. By the fourth example - I was pretty sure i got the point. The end of the book was perplexing though as the first part of the book was clearly written to be accessible to the masses, the last section made absolutely no sense to me as he did nothing but reference other authors and theories that I have had no exposure to (nor am I sure I want to). I definitely think he has an excellent point about how popular culture is becoming more complex thus resulting in different and more advanced ways of problem solving and linear thought, however I'm now interested in learning about the process of creating the popular culture subjects such as television shows and video games and the immense amount of work that goes into them.

Yes I read this. Totally trashy but also good...