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The Work of Jordan Peele
October 03, 2022
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October 09, 2022
Mychal Reiff-Shanks
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Our Work on Us: Allegoresis, Labor, and the ‘Social Thriller’
By
Jordan Chrietzberg
Georgia State University
September 13, 2022
mass media, consumerism, the haves and have nots (our
possible
“thems” to Us ’s “us”)); a shelved array ... lore, of easter-eggs to be (be)labored over digitally, discursively (and profitably). Is it
possible
for ...
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Tethered to the Past: Deconstruction of Reagan's Optimism in Jordan Peele's US
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Alexandra Nakelski
zeitgeistfilmfest.org
October 03, 2022
public sphere and academia. Could there be a
possible
collective trauma we suffered growing up in the 70s ...
