A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
Curtis’ cognitive mapping of the issues surrounding Afghanistan, the Middle East and the Western loss of faith in politicians and economic structures is turned into the formal structure of Bitter Lake, resulting in a documentary that provides a selective but convincing overview of an otherwise incoherent situation
Read moreThe author argues for a more diverse notion of cinematography that is inclusive of not only various technical sensibilities but also of people.
Read moreA look into how web series with a strong focus on disability complicate the ideas of cultural accessibility where those traditionally marginalized are capable of employing technologies to aid their self-representation.
Read moreAn examination of the construction of the American Dream mythology within ABC’s Shark Tank
Read moreA look into the variety of changes behind-the-scenes that has contributed to the rise of more diverse television shows.
Read moreAn textual analysis of how Pretty Little Liars challenges early Gothic tropes of female passivity and victimization.
Read moreA look into TV shows with a “Strong Female Lead” where the author argues that each woman remains “strong” in terms of her abilities, but their access to knowledge and subsequent ability to act becomes extremely limited.
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