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Introduction Continuing Colonialism 1
1 To Be a Vampire on Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Race and ("Other") Socially Marginalizing Positions on Horror TV 23
2 "America's" Apple Pie: Baseball, Japan-Bashing, and the Sexual Threat of Economic Miscegenation 49
3 Power Rangers: An Ideological Critique of Neocolonialism 71
4 Civilized Colonialism: Pocahontas as Neocolonial Rhetoric Kent A. Ono Ono, Kent A. Derek T. Buescher Buescher, Derek T. 89
5 Domesticating Terrorism: A Neocolonial Economy of Differance 113
Conclusion: Making the Implicit Explicit 141
Index 153
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Normand Theroux
reviewed Contemporary Media Culture and the Remnants of a Colonial Past on November 05, 2017 Contemporary Media Culture and the Remnants of a Colonial Past
Explores the phenomenon of the Italian Diva film (at its height between 1914 and 1920), placing it in the context of philosophical and social movements in a deeply repressive and misogynistic society. It's not an easy read--the author's rhetorical flights can be puzzling, but in describing the films in more of a metaphorical than concrete manner helps impart some of the flavor of these crazy and wonderful films. And it gets easier to read as i goes along. As a bonus, the book contains a DVD of the Peter Delpeut compilation film Diva Dolorosa (1999) which ends with Lyda Borelli in the magical finale of Rapsodia Satanica (1915), one of my favorite pieces of film. I've recommended this book/DVD combo to two people already this week, and I normally don't do that.
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