16.07 – Flow

It’s (Not) In His Kiss: Gay Kisses, Narrative Strategies, and Camera Angles in Post-Network Television Comedy
Alfred L. Martin, Jr. / The University of Texas at Austin

September 25, 2012 Alfred Martin / FLOW Co-Managing Editor 5 comments

An examination of the ways in which camera angles and narrative strategies are deployed in representations of same sex intimacy on network television comedies.

Rachel Maddow, School Marm
Janet Staiger / University of Texas at Austin

September 25, 2012 Janet Staiger / University of Texas-Austin Leave a comment

How Rachel Maddow plays the role of the “school marm” to get her point across.

Could it Be? It’s Becoming Chic to be Geek
Mary Vanderlinden / Averett University

September 25, 2012 Mary Vanderlinden Averett University 3 comments

The Big Bang Theory, television, and geek tropes.

Gaycoms in a Progressive Age?: Partners and The New Normal
Stephen Tropiano / Ithaca College

September 25, 2012 Stephen Tropiano / Ithaca College 6 comments

Obama, Partners, The New Normal, and the question of marriage equality.

It’s (Not) In His Kiss: Gay Kisses, Narrative Strategies, and Camera Angles in Post-Network Television Comedy Alfred L. Martin, Jr. / The University of Texas at Austin

Rachel Maddow, School Marm Janet Staiger / University of Texas at Austin

Could it Be? It’s Becoming Chic to be Geek Mary Vanderlinden / Averett University

Gaycoms in a Progressive Age?: Partners and The New Normal Stephen Tropiano / Ithaca College

It’s (Not) In His Kiss: Gay Kisses, Narrative Strategies, and Camera Angles in Post-Network Television Comedy
Alfred L. Martin, Jr. / The University of Texas at Austin

Rachel Maddow, School Marm
Janet Staiger / University of Texas at Austin

Could it Be? It’s Becoming Chic to be Geek
Mary Vanderlinden / Averett University

Gaycoms in a Progressive Age?: Partners and The New Normal
Stephen Tropiano / Ithaca College