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Star Trek Into Divisiveness: The Transmedial Failures of Star Trek: The Videogame
, 2016 Video game studies have previously explored how gamers can be thought of as engaging in fan-like practices (e.g., Newman 2008, 69-88; Crawford 2012, 102-104), but in this chapter I’m interested in analyzing how “gamers” and “fans” can act as different interpretive communities in relation to one transtext.
Hills, Matthew
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Sharing outer space: Transcendence and symbiosis in D.C. Fontana’s screenwriting for Star Trek
Science Fiction Film & Television, 2022:D.C. Fontana’s contributions to the Star Trek franchise test the epistemological consequences of sharing space. Fontana wrote screenplays for various Star Trek series from 1966 until 2006.
L. Norris
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2020
Star Trek emerged alongside mini-skirts, bellbottoms, and VW vans; flourished in the shadow of Madonna, big hair, and greed; and expanded with computers, Beanie Babies, and religious revitalization. Star Trek survived the culture shock of 9/11 and experienced a revival in the era of yoga pants, hybrid cars, and Starbucks.
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Star Trek emerged alongside mini-skirts, bellbottoms, and VW vans; flourished in the shadow of Madonna, big hair, and greed; and expanded with computers, Beanie Babies, and religious revitalization. Star Trek survived the culture shock of 9/11 and experienced a revival in the era of yoga pants, hybrid cars, and Starbucks.
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Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 2021
This paper reflects on the classroom use of the Star Trek American science fiction television franchise to teach critical and emotional geographies to undergraduates specializing in science, technology, education, and mathematics (STEM).
David K. Seitz
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This paper reflects on the classroom use of the Star Trek American science fiction television franchise to teach critical and emotional geographies to undergraduates specializing in science, technology, education, and mathematics (STEM).
David K. Seitz
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Star Trek and the Philosophy of Entertainment
, 2022Drawing on Hegel’s model of aesthetics and beauty to analyze the Star Trek franchise, this book puts justice at the center of the "beauty" – and entertainment value – of popular culture. The author, George A.
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"Am I real?": Hybridity, Strategic Multiplicity, and Self-Actualization in Star Trek: Picard
Interdisciplinary Literary Studies, 2021:This analysis takes up hybridity to consider how dominant ideologies of assimilation, hegemony, and homogeneity in the world today shape the way entertainment, and in this case Star Trek: Picard, is written and produced, with particular attention to ...
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Doctors in Star Trek: Dr. Phlox in Star Trek: Enterprise
Early Human Development, 2020Since Dr. McCoy in The Original Series, Star Trek has had a doctor in every subsequent series. Star Trek: Enterprise ran between 2001 and 2005. In this series, the alien humanoid Doctor Phlox was the chief medical officer of the starship Enterprise NX-01. Phlox is truly alien, both biologically and in his cultural norms. However he is tolerant of human
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Star Trek Past and Future: Neuroqueering the Final Frontier
KronoScopeIn this essay, I argue that the more recent versions of the Star Trek television series (Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, and Star Trek: Picard), look forward to a future that boldly goes beyond the timelines of the legacy series ...
Sue Scheibler
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A Compromise! Using Star Trek: Lower Decks to Help Negotiators Move Beyond Splitting the Difference
Management Teaching ReviewIn this article, we use three humorous clips from Star Trek: Lower Decks to introduce common misperceptions about the role of compromise in negotiation. These clips help illustrate the difference between compromise and collaborative strategies and allow ...
Amy C. Lewis, Matthew D. Mangum
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Communications of the ACM, 2017
From the intersection of computational science and technological speculation, with boundaries limited only by our ability to imagine what could be. On a mission to boldly go where no man has gone before, the series and movies somehow missed some promising technologies ...
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From the intersection of computational science and technological speculation, with boundaries limited only by our ability to imagine what could be. On a mission to boldly go where no man has gone before, the series and movies somehow missed some promising technologies ...
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