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  Re: Falling Man and Mad Men (1:54)

  Diminutive Mad Man

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  Gary Edgerton Old Dominion University

  Friday, April 24, 2009 — 2:06 am

  change. As far as Matt Soar’s post, I’m glad he identified Henry Singer's 9/11: The Falling Man. I guess ... and Mad Men —are clearly part of the segment. Be that as it may, I’m happy extra attention is also ...
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  Falling Man and Mad Men (1:54)

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  Gary Edgerton Old Dominion University

  April 20, 2009

  15 comments

  Falling Man and Mad Men (1:54) Mad Men Falling Man Post-9/11 Perspective Opening Credit Sequence Curator's Note Mad Men ’s opening credit sequence is full of obvious and hidden clues as to what this series is all about. The program is a stylistic hyb ...
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  Asceticism

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  Ken McAllister University of Arizona

  April 17, 2009

  2 comments

  subtle connective processes that immersion--any immersion--always seems to make possible, the ...
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  Building Community: Virtual Harlem and the evolving role of the modern educator- New Digitals

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  Bryan Carter University of Central Missouri

  April 14, 2009

  2 comments

  aside...imagine being able to present oneself as a male or female, of any ethnic descent, the ability to “speak” ...
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  Re: "C'mere, stay": Immersion as Immergence, Pervasion, and Abeyance

  The Sizzle of Immersion

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  Matthew Thomas Payne University of Notre Dame

  Tuesday, April 14, 2009 — 6:17 pm

  the grisly torture/murder scene gives the player personal motivation.   (BTW, I’m also struck by the ...
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  "C'mere, stay": Immersion as Immergence, Pervasion, and Abeyance

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  Judd Ruggill University of Arizona

  April 13, 2009

  6 comments

  "C'mere, stay": Immersion as Immergence, Pervasion, and Abeyance immersion contradiction agency Curator's Note When I was first invited to curate an In Media Res theme week, "immersion" seemed like a reasonable focalizer--dee ...
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  Re: Mock-documentaries in Canada: Looking for the Real Thing

  don't think you'll find one...

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  Michele Byers. Saint Mary's University

  Wednesday, April 8, 2009 — 12:56 am

  tradition particularly attributable to the funding question, or is this—avoiding if possible the deeply ...
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  Mock-documentaries in Canada: Looking for the Real Thing

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  Zoë Druick Simon Fraser University

  April 07, 2009

  1 comment

  Mock-documentaries in Canada: Looking for the Real Thing mock-documentary Girlfriend Experience Canadian documentary Curator's Note Mock-documentaries have become a ubiquitous feature of the media environment. Yet, arguably their presence in Canada d ...
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  Re: Is secularism possible in the Arab region given the numerous influential factions that have a religious face?

  bullet points

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  Helga Tawil-Souri New York University

  Friday, April 3, 2009 — 5:29 pm

  Hussam, thanks for an interesting clip. I’m going to list a number of issues that both the clip ...
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  Re: Opposite day: Arabs and Our Surveillance Society

  different opposites

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  Helga Tawil-Souri New York University

  Friday, April 3, 2009 — 4:57 pm

  In that sense, I’m sure all households have ‘conflicts’ over who controls the remote, what show to ...

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