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|a Hop on pop :
|b the politics and pleasures of popular culture /
|c edited by Henry Jenkins, Tara McPherson, & Jane Shattuc.
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|a Durham, N.C. :
|b Duke University Press,
|c 2002.
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|b illustrations ;
|c 27 cm.
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|g The culture that sticks to your skin : a manifesto for a new cultural studies ;
|t Defining popular culture /
|r Henry Jenkins,
|r Tara McPherson,
|r Jane Shattuc --
|t Daytime utopias : if you lived in Pine Valley, you'd be home /
|r Elayne Rapping --
|t Cardboard patriarchy : adult baseball card collecting and the nostalgia for a presexual past /
|r John Bloom --
|t Virgins for Jesus : the gender politics of therapeutic Christian fundamentalist media /
|r Heather Hendershot --
|t "Do we look like Ferengi capitalists to you?" : Star Trek's Klingons as emergent virtual American ethnics /
|r Peter A. Chvany --
|g The
|t empress's new clothing? : public intellectualism and popular culture /
|r Jane Shattuc --
|t "My beautiful wickedness" : The wizard of Oz as lesbian fantasy /
|r Alexander Doty --
|t "Ceci n'est pas une jeune fille" : videocams, representation, and "othering" in the worlds of teenage girls /
|r Gerry Bloustien --
|t "No matter how small?" : the democratic imagination of Dr. Seuss /
|r Henry Jenkins --
|g An
|t auteur in the age of the internet : JMS, Babylon 5, and the net /
|r Alan Wexelblat --
|t "I'm a loser baby" : zines and the creation of underground identity /
|r Stephen Duncombe --
|t "Anyone can do it" : forging a participatory culture in karaoke bars /
|r Robert Drew --
|t Watching wrestling/ writing performance /
|r Sharon Mazer --
|t Mae West's maids : race, "authenticity," and the discourse of camp /
|r Pamela Robertson Wojcik --
|t "They dig her message" : opera, television, and the Black diva /
|r Dianne Brooks --
|t How to become a camp icon in five easy lessons : fetishism- and Tallulah Bankhead's phallus /
|r Edward O'Neill --
|t "It will get a terrific laugh" : on the problematic pleasures and politics of Holocaust humor /
|r Louis Kaplan --
|g The
|t sound of disaffection /
|r Tony Grajeda --
|t Corruption, criminality, and the nickelodeon /
|r Roberta E. Pearson,
|r William Uricchio --
|t "Racial cross-dressing" in the jazz age : cultural therapy and its discontents in cabaret nightlife /
|r Nicholas M. Evans --
|g The
|t invisible burlesque body of La Guardia's New York /
|r Anna McCarthy --
|t Quarantined! : a case study of Boston's combat zone /
|r Eric Schaefer,
|r Eithne Johnson --
|t On thrifting /
|r Matthew Tinkcom,
|r Joy Van Fuqua,
|r Amy Villarejo --
|t Shopping sense : Fanny Fern and Jennie June on consumer culture in the nineteenth century /
|r Elana Crane --
|t Navigating myst-y landscapes : killer applications and hybrid criticism /
|r Greg M. Smith --
|g The
|t rules of the game : Evil dead II meet thy doom /
|r Angela Ndalianis --
|t Seeing in black and white : gender and racial visibility from Gone with the wind to Scarlet Tara McPherson --
|g "The
|t last truly British people you will ever know" : skinheads, Pakis, and Morrissey /
|r Nabeel Zuberi --
|t Finding one's way home : I dream of Jeannie and diasporic identity /
|r Maria Koundoura --
|t As Canadian as possible : Anglo-Canadian popular culture and the American other /
|r Aniko Bodroghkozy --
|t Wheels of fortune : nation, culture, and the Tour de France /
|r Catherine Palmer --
|t Narrativizing cyber-travel : CD-ROM travel games and the art of historical recovery /
|r Ellen Strain --
|t Hotting, twocking, and indigenous shipping : a vehicular theory of knowledge in cultural studies /
|r John Hartley --
|t "Ain't I de one everybody come to see?!" : popular memories of Uncle Tom's cabin /
|r Robyn R. Warhol --
|t Stress management ideology and the other spaces of women's power /
|r Kathleen Green --
|t "Have you seen this child?" : from milk carton to mise-en-abime /
|r Eric Freedman --
|t Introducing horror /
|r Charles E. Weigl.
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|x Study and teaching.
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