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Author: Karen Lury / University of Glasgow

Back to the Future?: Television in the 1980s
Karen Lury / University of Glasgow

October 2, 2008 Karen Lury / University of Glasgow 5 comments

A consideration of the ways in which television’s evolving history is changing approaches to introductory television courses.

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Monkey Magic
Karen Lury / University of Glasgow

August 21, 2008 Karen Lury / University of Glasgow 5 comments

An historical examination of the transformation of the ‘Monkey’ – from Journey to the West to the Olympics.

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Same As It Never Was: Nostalgia and Children’s TV
Karen Lury / University of Glasgow

July 10, 2008 Karen Lury / University of Glasgow 4 comments

Karen Lury / University of Glasgow

In recollection, children’s television emerges as somewhere between speech and writing; and there is something important about that intangibility.

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More than Meets the Ear: Dubbing and Accents on TV

Karen Lury / University of Glasgow

May 6, 2008 Karen Lury / University of Glasgow 3 comments

Karen Lury / University of Glasgow

What the practice and business of dubbing reveals about class and power.


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Confessions of a Television Academic in a Post-TV World

February 13, 2008 Karen Lury / University of Glasgow 9 comments

Perhaps I should come straight out with it – and I’m not proud about this – I don’t watch television very much at all.

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Missing in Time: Madeleine McCann and the Media

November 16, 2007 Karen Lury / University of Glasgow 5 comments


How Madeleine went missing in an inundation of media coverage.

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31 May

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That’s a wrap on Volume 28. Shout out to our wonderful contributors and staff this past year. Also, be on the lookout out for our grad student issue that goes live in August!

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30 May

Nicole Erin Morse examines how The Matrix (1999) interrupts and deconstructs the male gaze. @cinefeminism

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