British Cultural Studies is mainly focused on the relationship of culture with power and resistance. In this sense, British Cultural Studies, which uses post-structuralist, structuralist Marxist and recently postmodernist theories together in a critical framework, is based on a very rich theoretical accumulation. This school especially emphasizes the role of the media in the formation and maintenance of cultural hegemony. British Cultural Studies conceptualized culture as a dynamic and constantly renewing process, not as a fixed, static, frozen and closed system. Adopting an expanded concept of culture, the School has rejected the distinction between high culture and low culture, and has made a significant break from an approach that would create any cultural stratification. The correct answer is E.