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  Re: You Write It! Or, The L Word Is Labor

  Oh, Ilene, why must we do what you want?

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  Kelly Kessler DePaul University

  Tuesday, September 22, 2009 — 3:51 pm

  fiction. Obviously to win this competition the fan would need to produce something that stays without the ...
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  Disjuncture and Difference in The Amazing Race

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  Robert Moses Peaslee Texas Tech University

  October 13, 2009

  1 comment

  clip makes clear, it’s really not about winning the Race so much as it is about “being on” the Race. ...
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  In Search of Boys: Aaron Stone and Disney XD

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  Elana Levine

  October 19, 2009

  3 comments

  accomplishment—not just winning but hitting the ball for the first time—is a primary value.   Charlie/Aaron’s life is ...
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  I've been rich and I've been poor: the economics of Oprah

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  Vanessa Jackson Healing Circles, Inc.

  February 11, 2010

  1 comment

  no- and low-wage earning Americans are not included in Oprah’s financial discourse, we cannot benefit ...
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  Glimmers of Hope

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  Kevin Howley DePauw University

  February 22, 2010

  a television interview or debate is scheduled to begin.   As candidates catch a breath, practice that winning ...
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  BABEL and Film Authorship

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  Virginia Wright Wexman Northwestern University

  February 27, 2010

  6 comments

  BABEL and Film Authorship collaboration BABEL authorship auteurism Curator's Note As a way of directing attention to often-overlooked craftspeople who work in mainstream movies, we are offering several readings of this sequence from the 2007 film Bab ...
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  Crossing the Border with Guillermo Arriaga: Babel's Screenplay

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  Alla Gadassik Emily Carr University of Art + Design

  Sunday, February 28, 2010 — 6:54 pm

  Arriaga himself). While neither film achieved the recognition of Babel, their award-winning screenplays ...
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  “Looking for things, analyzing them, trying to figure out the world”: Professional expertise and authority in the TV police procedural

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  Steven Cohan Syracuse University

  March 08, 2010

  4 comments

  “Looking for things, analyzing them, trying to figure out the world”: Professional expertise and authority in the TV police procedural procedurals intellectuals expertise CSI Curator's Note The final chapter of my book, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ...
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  Re: “Looking for things, analyzing them, trying to figure out the world”: Professional expertise and authority in the TV police procedural

  Representations of Authority

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  Derek Kompare Southern Methodist University

  Monday, March 8, 2010 — 6:53 pm

  never get. Grissom and all his team must display and reaffirm their earned credentials. In contrast, ...
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  Selling Domesticity Online

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  Jennifer Wofford Cornell University

  March 22, 2010

  9 comments

  their dens and darn socks for local college girls in order to earn extra money and secure an independent ...

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