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  Outrage culture and the Apology: How Netflix stand-ups have become fodder for public outcries and the ethics of the platform

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  Michael Blight North Central College

  April 24, 2019

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  Outrage culture and the Apology: How Netflix stand-ups have become fodder for public outcries and the ethics of the platform Netflix; comedy; apology Curator's Note The access to comedians is at an all-time high with the growth and popularity of stan ...
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  Re: Outrage culture and the Apology: How Netflix stand-ups have become fodder for public outcries and the ethics of the platform

  motivation and ideal response

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  Dale Tracy Royal Military College of Canada

  Friday, April 26, 2019 — 12:01 pm

  the desire for the comedian to demonstrate learning, for the comedian or the platform to offer an ... principle to rely on as a sort of fair standard? Your video shows Chappelle explaining that he learns from ... part of that learning. I wonder, too, if audiences would be satisfied with an official statement from ...
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  Re: Outrage culture and the Apology: How Netflix stand-ups have become fodder for public outcries and the ethics of the platform

  Hi Dale! All valid comments.

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  Michael Blight North Central College

  Friday, April 26, 2019 — 4:52 pm

  demonstrate learning, for the comedian or the platform to offer an apology or retraction, for the comedian or ...
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  The (Social) Mediated Myth of Childbirth

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  Charlotte Keniston University of Maryland Baltimore County

  May 06, 2019

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  In these circles I learned that my story is not unique. And yet, mine was not the birth story that ...
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  Lampooning Failure in the ‘Mom-com’ Genre

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  Rachel Williamson University of Canterbury

  May 07, 2019

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  Kathryn van Arendonk points out such images also run the risk of becoming overly familiar, compulsively ... “we’re all the same in our parenting mistakes” not only runs the risk of negating differences between ...
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  Diversifying and/or subverting motherhood

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  Shelley M Park University of Central Florida

  Tuesday, May 7, 2019 — 7:01 pm

  Tea's pregnancy blog (which was run on xo jane, but seems to no longer exist) and the photoessay of her ...
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  Nelson Sullivan's Selfie Videos

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  Joseph DeLeon University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

  May 24, 2019

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  private, interior world through a running commentary to an imagined future audience. In this video, he ...
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  Equipment for Judging

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  Harry Archer University of Colorado Boulder

  July 30, 2019

  1 comment

  significant as we learn that Bridgett is trans and sneezing for her is a performative gesture that she has ...
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  Conan O'Brien's Advertisers Need A Friend

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  Andrew Coolidge The University of Texas at Austin

  August 02, 2019

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  Conan O'Brien's Advertisers Need A Friend humor advertising podcast Conan O'Brien Curator's Note The recent influx of celebrity podcasts highlights the way each host chooses to engage with the mandatory ad breaks. Some hosts read the a ...
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  Brand Recognition

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  Arden Kurhayez North Central College

  Tuesday, August 6, 2019 — 1:40 am

  it may be more memorable in the long run, which would still help out with brand recognition.  ...

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