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  Black Mirror as Pedagogical Tool in the College Classroom

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  Frank Bridges Rutgers University

  May 08, 2015

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  watching the episode it facilitates meaningful discussions through a glimpse of our highly possible future. ...
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  A Pedagogy of the B-Side

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  Daren Fowler Georgia State University

  September 13, 2023

  movement and thought demolish potential sites of solidarity and possibility. [2] And so, I don’t wish to ...
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  All the Feels

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  Adrian Martin Monash University & EQZE Film School

  March 13, 2023

  equip viewers with as full a knowledge as possible of the ways and means of audiovisual artifice. ...
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  Teaching Orphan Black

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  Alisa Perren University of Texas at Austin

  April 13, 2015

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  Teaching Orphan Black television criticism Teaching pedagogy paratexts Orphan Black Curator's Note A couple of years ago, I decided to undertake a sustained analysis of one series in my  Television Analysis  course. Each week, we would apply a distin ...
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  “All Skin Is Not Created Equal”: Televisual Flow and Racial Ideology

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  Ronald Becker Miami University

  April 24, 2007

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  “All Skin Is Not Created Equal”: Televisual Flow and Racial Ideology race 1990s NBC Raymond Williams pedagogy flow Newsradio Andie McDowell L'Oreal commercial beauty Curator's Note We all likely have our favorite examples of televisual flow—thos ...
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  Teaching "Shakespeare": The Authorship Question in the Classroom

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  Gregory Steirer Dickinson College

  June 10, 2013

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  Teaching "Shakespeare": The Authorship Question in the Classroom Shakespeare pedagogy authorship Anonymous Curator's Note  For nearly two centuries, there have been two William Shakespeares. The first is the “sweet swan of Avon,” untutored ...