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Mothers on the Naughty Step: Supernanny and Reality Parenting Television
Rebecca Feasey / Bath Spa University

November 13, 2011 Rebecca Feasey Bath Spa University 6 comments

A consideration of reality parenting shows’ construction of motherhood.

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Media, community, and zones of consumption
Graeme Turner / University of Queensland

November 13, 2011 Graeme Turner / Queensland University Leave a comment

Graeme Turner interrogrates how new media creates a new type of community.

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David Lynch’s Wholes
Akira Mizuta Lippit / University of Southern California

November 13, 2011 Akira Mizuta Lippit University of Southern California 2 comments

Considering the anti-subjectivity of David Lynch’s transient figures.

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2 Broke Girls (Or, One American Dream with a Side of Alienation)
Doyle Greene / Independent Scholar

November 13, 2011 Doyle Green Independent Scholar 10 comments

2 Broke Girls, Marx, and representations of the continuing conflicts and contradictions of class society within the American Dream.

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“The Rock Star of Personal Finance”: Suze Orman’s Marriage of Love, Money, and Politics
Julia Himberg / University of Southern California

November 13, 2011 Julia Himberg University of Southern California 16 comments

Suze Orman’s tough love at the intersection of celebrity branding, television production, and politics.

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