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Author: Faye Davies

Fighting, beers and the queered – Class, hyper-masculinity and reality TV
Faye Davies / Birmingham City University

May 19, 2012 Faye Davies 16 comments

An exploration of masculinity on British reality TV.

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Loose Women – Women’s talk and ideological restriction
Faye Davies / Birmingham City University

February 27, 2012 Faye Davies 11 comments

An exploration of gossip and gender on television.

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The Jeremy Kyle Show: Middle Class Territory
Faye Davies / Birmingham City University

December 5, 2011 Faye Davies 2 comments

How The Jeremy Kyle Show reflects cultural anxiety about the lower class.

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Embarrassing Bodies: Public Sphere or Spectacle?
Faye Davies / Birmingham City University

September 16, 2011 Faye Davies 8 comments

Faye Davies asks: how can we use cultural theory to make sense of shows whose success is owed to graphic bodily investigations?

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More than just ‘Lip Service‘?- Stereotypes in lesbian focused drama
Faye Davies / Birmingham City University

August 4, 2011 Faye Davies 8 comments

A discussion of the representation of butchness and bisexuality in the lesbian TV drama.

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Playing the Straight Field: Pre-Watershed UK TV and Gay Intimacy
Faye Davies / Birmingham City University

June 23, 2011 Faye Davies 10 comments

Are depictions of homo-normativity on UK TV too close to hetero-normativity for the comfort of a mainstream audience?

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