A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
Gerald Butters explores the changing landscape of television events since the advent of fractured audiences and the explosion of broadcast delivery options.
Read moreMobile gaming and the increasing imbrication of places, data, and screens.
Read moreLohan, and narratives of stars falling and arising from the ashes.
Read moreAbortion as complex cultural metaphor, and sticky linguistic network.
Read moreRacial authenticity and racially biased typecasting for dark-skinned African Americans and Latinas.
Read moreWhat are some of the new psycho-physiological issues that come from our attachment to media devices?
Read moreHow Metacritic and Gamerankings affect production in the video game industry.
Read moreAn examination of the visual and racial representations of Afro-Brazilians in the public sphere.
Read moreConstruction of political identities online.
Read moreA consideration for the changing roles of patriarchy in television with specific reference to Breaking Bad’s Walter White.
Read moreA discussion of the ongoing media project of Protestantism and the centrality of religion to the project of social theory.
Read moreMedia literacy, youth, and the loss of historical perspective.
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