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  “A Trek for Our Time”: The Continuing Relevance and Resonance of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

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  Allison McCracken DePaul University

  March 19, 2007

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  “A Trek for Our Time”: The Continuing Relevance and Resonance of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine narrative Sci-fi Battlestar Galactica fan vids genre aesthetics Star Trek Deep Soace Nine 9/11 Ronald D. Moore Peabody awards comparative Curator's Note Watch ...
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  “Define Good”: The Anxious Pleasures of Subscribing to HBO

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  Avi Santo Old Dominion University

  April 13, 2007

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  “Define Good”: The Anxious Pleasures of Subscribing to HBO narrative branding HBO masculinity Rome genre quality TV masochism premium cable Curator's Note HBO’s anti-television branding strategies are also gendered affairs. If TV and its viewers have ...
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  Asians Can Dance ~ Check out: JabbaWockeeZ, Kaba Modern, and Planet B-Boy

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  L.S. Kim University of California, Santa Cruz

  April 29, 2008

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  dance. We feel the primal rhythm of a beat and begin to bounce our head almost by instinct; the deep ...
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  Genre Matters

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  andreas thatcher NONE

  October 15, 2009

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  the message into more popular genres at least provides the potential both to harness established ...
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  Best Actress in a Dramedic Role?: The Emmy Awards' Genre Problem

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  Myles McNutt University of Wisconsin - Madison

  September 15, 2011

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  beyond Edie Falco’s humorlessness. It could be worse: at least her speech was funny.   ...
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  "New York Sequence Initialized": Genre Cues and Play in the Resident Evil Film Franchise

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  Marianna Martin University of Chicago

  May 20, 2013

  begins with strangely domestic Alice in a warmly-lit suburban idyll before the zombies attack and it is ...
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  Can the Sidekick Protest? The Dissonant Sidekick and the Limits of Representing Difference in Contemporary Media

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  Jeff Casey University of Wisconsin-Madison

  December 16, 2014

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  Can the Sidekick Protest? The Dissonant Sidekick and the Limits of Representing Difference in Contemporary Media gender genre homosocial frienship homosociality Race and Representation sidekicks whiteness Curator's Note Gore Verbinski’s The Lone Rang ...
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  Genres Collide at the Clone Dance Party

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  Moira OKeeffe Bellarmine University

  April 16, 2015

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  guys, and the “two cultures” of art and science. The dance begins with her. Much of Orphan Black's ...
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  Music to My Eyes: Visual Representation of Musical Genre in Lyric Video

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  Laura McLaren University of Toronto

  April 26, 2021

  typographic video for Cee Lo Green’s “Fuck You” was released, marking the beginnings of a new visual genre. ...
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  A24’s Aesthetics of Counter Culture

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  Connor Scott Georgia State University

  November 07, 2022

  itself as a genre, or at least as something like a genre, but that is exactly what makes its films so ...

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