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  Being with Her: Sex Without Bodies

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  Alexandra Sastre University of Pennsylvania, Annenberg School for Communication

  January 21, 2015

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  is no longer the sole possible site of life, but instead life itself is dematerialized and reimagined ...
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  Better, Stronger, Faster? Bionic Woman and Posthuman Queerness

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  Edmond Y. Chang Ohio University

  January 23, 2015

  Jaime’s bionics allow her to run, jump, and fight, what the show imagines as possible through these ...
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  Mite Club: Metatextuality, Fandom, and Media Industry Responses in Batman: The Brave and the Bold

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  Christopher M. Cox Georgia State University

  February 03, 2015

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  Mite Club: Metatextuality, Fandom, and Media Industry Responses in Batman: The Brave and the Bold superheroes metafiction media industries fandom Batman on TV Batman animation American Serial Television Curator's Note Bat-Mite, self-described as Batm ...
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  Who Bat is it anyway?

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  Ryan Lizardi SUNY Polytechnic Institute

  Wednesday, February 4, 2015 — 2:11 am

  this version of Batman was possibly more demographically aimed at (younger viewers) and who would be ...
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  Batgirl and Feminism: the 1972 Equal Pay Act PSA

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  Will Brooker Kingston University, London

  February 04, 2015

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  Batgirl and Feminism: the 1972 Equal Pay Act PSA feminism Batgirl 'Equal Pay Act' 'Batman On TV'. Batman Curator's Note This Public Service Announcement about the Federal Equal Pay Act was broadcast in 1972, four years after the A ...
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  Batgirl? It's HER Show

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  Christopher M. Cox Georgia State University

  Thursday, February 5, 2015 — 4:18 am

  margins of possibility and, despite the upstanding portrayal in the trailer, Batgirl is primarily used as ... a narrative wedge to befuddle Bat-Mite. Even the mere possibility of a Batgirl series can only be conceived in ...
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  Flashback to the Episode: An Example of Intertextuality between Batman: The Animated Series and Batman and Robin Adventures

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  Fabian Grumbrecht Göttingen University

  February 06, 2015

  a sequel. This example of intertextuality might not only emphasize how the possibility of continuing an ...
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  Haunted: Mean Teen Girls & "Pretty Little Liars"

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  Phoebe Bronstein Georgia Tech

  February 10, 2015

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  Haunted: Mean Teen Girls & "Pretty Little Liars" Television’s Female Antihero(ine) teen dramas ABC Family Curator's Note Two compelling and oft-competing anti-heroines occupy the center of ABC Family’s incredibly successful teen drama P ...
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  The root of her evil

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  Kathleen Collins John Jay College of Criminal Justice (City University of New York)

  Tuesday, February 10, 2015 — 9:33 pm

  causing me to wonder about another possible gender imbalance with our anti-heroes. That is, is a more ...
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  Television's "Bad" Mothers: Putting the "Anti" in the Antiheroine

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  Barbara Selznick University of Arizona

  February 13, 2015

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  Television's "Bad" Mothers: Putting the "Anti" in the Antiheroine The Killing The Americans Television’s Female Antihero(ine) Mothers Mad Men Curator's Note  To get to the (simplified) point: U.S. television’s antiheroines ar ...

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