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The Communication Review, 2019
The Introduction to this book opens with an engaging discussion of a key scene from the highly popular US television series Glee (Fox 2009–2015).
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The Introduction to this book opens with an engaging discussion of a key scene from the highly popular US television series Glee (Fox 2009–2015).
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Feminist Media Histories, 2018
For decades, feminist and critical scholars have spoken explicitly about the politics of citations. Sara Ahmed writes, “Citation is feminist memory,” then continues by “citing feminists of color who have contributed to the project of naming and dismantling the institutions of patriarchal whiteness.”1 In November 2017, thousands of feminists gathered at
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For decades, feminist and critical scholars have spoken explicitly about the politics of citations. Sara Ahmed writes, “Citation is feminist memory,” then continues by “citing feminists of color who have contributed to the project of naming and dismantling the institutions of patriarchal whiteness.”1 In November 2017, thousands of feminists gathered at
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Feminist Media Histories, 2018
The work of Stuart Hall, cultural theorist and sociologist, has been central to my own intellectual development in postcolonial media studies, as it has been for others engaged with questions about culture and difference, political economy and popular culture, postcolonialism and Marxism.
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The work of Stuart Hall, cultural theorist and sociologist, has been central to my own intellectual development in postcolonial media studies, as it has been for others engaged with questions about culture and difference, political economy and popular culture, postcolonialism and Marxism.
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Journal of Educational Television, 1978
ABSTRACT Despite misrepresentation, serious study of the media in schools is growing apace, and not only for the less able student. One reason for this is the Bullock Report recommendation for an extension in depth and range of existing work, as well as recent technical developments that offer schools equipment to produce their own television material.
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ABSTRACT Despite misrepresentation, serious study of the media in schools is growing apace, and not only for the less able student. One reason for this is the Bullock Report recommendation for an extension in depth and range of existing work, as well as recent technical developments that offer schools equipment to produce their own television material.
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The Velvet Light Trap, 2008 Critical Studies in Media Communication, 2006
During the tumult of the December 2004 Asian tsunami, Tommy Lorentsen, a 31-year-old Swedish factory worker vacationing in Thailand, videotaped a compelling scene: An elderly couple was overcome by...
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During the tumult of the December 2004 Asian tsunami, Tommy Lorentsen, a 31-year-old Swedish factory worker vacationing in Thailand, videotaped a compelling scene: An elderly couple was overcome by...
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