We’ve Gotta Have Faith: TV Lawyers, Prophets & VisionsSteve Classen / Cal State, Los Angeles
Eli Stone: why introduce the spiritual lawyer-prophet now?
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
Steve Classen / Cal State, Los Angeles
Eli Stone: why introduce the spiritual lawyer-prophet now?
Mara Einstein / Queens College
How has the concept of social gospel changed since the mid-twentieth century?
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A reprint of Brian L. Ott’s essay on cultural appropriation.
A reprint of Laurie Ouellette’s analysis of altruistic reality television.
A reprint of Toby Miller’s essay on televised intellectualism.
A reprint of a Flow piece in which Natalie Cannon, Zak Salih, and Angela Nemecek engage in a debate regarding the HBO program Carnivale.
An examination of the relationship between popular music and visual images from the “Golden Age” of Ed Sullivan to the retro archive/D.I.Y. venue that is YouTube.
Read moreExploring the blur between the sacred and the secular in current media.
Read moreThinking about the wiki as fundamentally generative brings the Battlestar Wiki much closer to fanfic and other the creative endeavors classified traditionally as “female fan initiated.”
Read moreAs cultured images, Cylons both evoke and exceed biological and media technological reproduction alike, a viral infectious non-human form of reproduction.
Read moreWhat’s striking about the many iterations of Galactica is how cleanly the coordinates of its fantasy lure have flipped over time, illustrating the ability of genre myths to reconfigure themselves around new cultural priorities.
Read moreFlowTV welcomes acclaimed actress Mary McDonnell in this event summary and extended interview about her perspectives on Laura Roslin and Battlestar Galactica.
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