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Six To Four Against: James Bond And The Hope For A Meaningful Life, James South
Six To Four Against: James Bond And The Hope For A Meaningful Life, James South
James South
No abstract provided.
'New York City Is A Marvelous Machine': Mad Men And The Power Of Social Convention, James South
'New York City Is A Marvelous Machine': Mad Men And The Power Of Social Convention, James South
James South
No abstract provided.
"My God, It's Like A Greek Tragedy": Willow Rosenberg And Human Irrationality, James South
"My God, It's Like A Greek Tragedy": Willow Rosenberg And Human Irrationality, James South
James South
No abstract provided.
Barbara Gordon And Moral Perfectionism, James South
'But I Can Show You A Better Time:' The Beatles And The Practice Of Philosophy, James South
'But I Can Show You A Better Time:' The Beatles And The Practice Of Philosophy, James South
James South
No abstract provided.
'You Don’T Deserve Cole Porter': Love And Music According To Woody Allen, James South
'You Don’T Deserve Cole Porter': Love And Music According To Woody Allen, James South
James South
No abstract provided.
'There's No Place I Can Be': Whedon, Augustine And The Earthly City, Susanne Foster, James South
'There's No Place I Can Be': Whedon, Augustine And The Earthly City, Susanne Foster, James South
James South
No abstract provided.
Veronica Mars: She’S A Marshmallow, James South
“All Torment, Trouble, Wonder, And Amazement Inhabits Here": The Vicissitudes Of Technology In Buffy The Vampire Slayer, James South
James South
Argues that several central themes in the television program "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" can be understood best by looking at the sources of social relations conditioned by technology. Citations of several passages about cultural obsession with the occult; Description of a technological society; Difference between the real world and the world portrayed in the TV program.