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Hop on pop, the politics and pleasures of popular culture, edited by Henry Jenkins, Tara McPherson & Jane Shattuc

eng

Includes bibliographical references and index

illustrations

index present

non fiction

Hop on pop

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edited by Henry Jenkins, Tara McPherson & Jane Shattuc

the politics and pleasures of popular culture

The culture that sticks to your skin: a manifesto for a new cultural studies / Henry Jenkins, Tara McPherson, and Jane Shattuc -- Defining popular culture / Henry Jenkins, Tara McPherson, and Jane Shattuc -- Daytime utopias: if you lived in Pine Valley, you'd be home / Elayne Rapping -- Cardboard patriarchy: adult baseball card collecting and the nostalgia for a pre-sexual past / John Bloom -- "Virgins for Jesus: the gender politics of therapeutic Christian fundamentalist media" / Heather Hendershot -- "Do we look like Ferengi capitalists to you?": star trek's Klingons as emergent virtual American ethnics / Peter A. Chvany -- The empress's new clothing?: public intellectualism and popular culture / Jane Shattuc -- "My beautiful wickedness": the Wizard of Oz as lesbian fantasy / Alexander Doty -- "Ceci n'est pas une jeune fille": videocams, representation, and "othering" in the worlds of teenage girls / Gerry Bloustein --^"No matter how small": the democratic imagination of Dr. Seuss / Henry Jenkins -- An auteur in the age of the internet: JMS, Babylon 5, and the net / -- Alan Wexelblatt -- I'm a loser baby: zines and the creation of underground identity / Stephen Duncombe -- "Anyone can do it": forging a participatory culture in karaoke bars / Robert Drew -- Watching wrestling/writing performance / Sharon Mazer -- Mae West's maids: race, "authenticity, " and the discourse of camp / Pamela Robertson -- "They dig her message": opera, television, and the black diva / Diane Brooks -- How to become a camp icon in five easy lessons: fetishism and Tallulah Bankhead's phallus / Edward O'Neill -- "It will get a terrific laugh": on the problematic pleasures and politics of holocaust humor / Louis Kaplan -- The sound of disaffection / Tony Grajeda -- Corruption, criminality, and the nickelodeon / Roberta E. Pearson and William Uricchio --^"Racial cross-dressing" in the jazz age: cultural therapy and its discontents in cabaret nightlife / Nicholas M. Evans -- The invisible burlesque body of La Guardia's New York / Anna McCarthy -- Quarantined! a case study of Boston's combat zone / Eric Schaefer and Eithne Johnson -- On thrifting / Matthew Tinkcom, Joy van Fuqua, Amy Villarejo -- Shopping sense: Fanny Fern and Jennie June on consumer culture in the nineteenth century / Elana Crane -- Navigating myst-y landscapes: killer applications and hybrid criticism / Greg M. Smith -- "The rules of the game": Evil dead II . . . meet thy doom / Angela Ndalianis -- Seeing in black and white: gender and racial visibility from Gone with the wind to Scarlett / Tara McPherson -- "The last truly British people you will ever know": skinheads, pakis, and morrissey / Nabeel Zuberi -- Finding one's way home: "I dream of Jeannie" and diasporic identity / Maria Koundoura --^As Canadian as possible: Anglo-Canadian popular culture and the American other / Aniko Bodroghkozy -- Wheels of fortune: nation, culture, and the Tour de France / Catherine Palmer -- Narrativizing cyber-travel: CD-ROM travel games and the art of historical recovery / Ellen Strain -- Hotting, Twocking and indigenous shipping: a vehicular theory of knowledge in cultural studies / John Hartley -- "Ain't I de one everybody come to see?!": popular memoriEs of Uncle Tom's cabin / Robyn R. Warhol -- Stress management ideology and the other spaces of women's power / Kathleen Green -- "Have you seen this child?" from milk carton to mise-en-abyme / Eric Freedman -- Introducing horror / Charles E. Weigl