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Blessed Be the Peacemakers: TV Drama’s White Christianity a Decade After 9/11
Jorie Lagerwey/ University College Dublin

August 13, 2013 Jorie Lagerwey / University College Dublin Leave a comment

A look at the place of religion a decade after 9/11.

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The Barest of Them All: The Personal Politics of Maron
Kathleen Collins / John Jay College

August 13, 2013 Kathleen Collins / John Jay College, CUNY Leave a comment

An examination of the personal politics of comedian Marc Maron.

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Breaking the Country Mold: Non-Normative Masculinities in Nashville
Jennifer Reinwald / University of Texas at Austin

August 13, 2013 Jennifer Reinwald One comment

An exploration of the country music star image as portrayed in ABC’s Nashville.

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“I Like My Jesus Dressed Like Superman”: Niche Marketing and Man of Steel
Matthew Krebs / University of Texas at Austin

August 13, 2013 Matthew Krebs 5 comments

A consideration for the Christian niche market strategies used by Warner Bros.

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Naked and Afraid: (Wo)man Survives Reality
Rebecca Provost / Utica College

August 13, 2013 Rebecca Provost / Utica College 2 comments

An exploration of the extreme reality TV show, Naked and Afraid.

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