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Popular Culture Review
Dr. Timothy Leary: Psychologist, Celebrity,
Reflection
The Inconvenient Women: Female Consciousness
and the American Gentry in the Novels of Dominick
Dunne
The Film/Computer Game Connection: Shoot’em
Ups, Spectatorship and Gameplay
Beyond Cheap Thrills: Dark Visions of
Slasher/Gore Film Fans
Strippers: Pandering to Patriarchy or Subverting
Bourgeois Authority?
Cold War Ideology in John Ford’s F o rt A p a c h e
Truth, Justice, and the American Way: Our View of
the Foreigner in American Comic Books
From T riu m p h o f th e W ill to the Mighty Ducks of
Anaheim: Riefenstahl Rocks the Pond
Thoreau on Leisure: A Wide Halo of Ease
Volume 8, Number 2 * August 1997
Expecting the Barbarians
Documentary Journalism of the 1930s: Pursuing the
Social Fact
Truth as Disease: Psychosis and Knowing in The
P r is o n e r and T h e X -F ile s
From Rapeman to Mother Superior: The New
Woman in Japanese Television Drama
B o r n o n th e F o u rth o f Ju ly: A Reflection of Value
Transformation in Vietnam Veterans
Supermarket Ethnicity in Pocatello, Idaho
All American Red Heads Professional Basketball:
Femininity as Adaptation to Marginality
D o c to r W ho Fans Rewrite Their Program: MiniUNIT Minstrels as Creative Consumers of Media
Perspectives on Generation X: The Role of Play in
the Formation of Male Personalities
Live Coverage of War: Electronic Media’s Most
Important Contribution to Popular Culture
A Use of Humor in William Faulkner
Mel Seesholtz
Robert von
Dassanowsky
Angela Ndalianis
Dennis Russell
Jon Griffin Donlon
Michael Dunne
Mark Bannatyne
J. Robert Craig
William Harper and
John Hultsman
Steven Carter
Dennis Russell
Anthony Enns and
Tim Richardson
Lawrence K. Hong
Barbara Pickering
Dan Shiffman
Gai Ingham Berlage
Karen Hellekson
Catherine E. Martin,
Annin W. Martin, and
Kai S. Martin
Riley Maynard
Robert Dodge