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Vanquishing Evil Without The Help Of God: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. And A World Come Of Age, Richard Grigg Ph.D.
Vanquishing Evil Without The Help Of God: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. And A World Come Of Age, Richard Grigg Ph.D.
Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies Faculty Publications
One of the most distinctive religious features of the 1960s was the death of God theology. It is useful to look back at the death of God movement from the perspective of communication studies. After all, the movement received unprecedented coverage in the popular media. More intriguing, however is the specific fashion in which death of God theologian William Hamilton, one of the most influential figures in the discussion of the death of God, referred to particular aspects of the modern communication environment. According to Hamilton, the communication technologies of the 1960s helped make it a world "come of age." …
Motherhood And The Political Project Of Queer Indian Cinema, Bryce J. Renninger
Motherhood And The Political Project Of Queer Indian Cinema, Bryce J. Renninger
Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All
Motherhood & the Political Project of Queer Indian Cinema is a thesis that works to understand the variety of ways the films of queer Indian cinema use the figure of the mother. The Indian mother has a long history at the fore of the Indian imagination. Popular narratives and public culture within India have a history of focusing on the mother as a key site of Indian tradition. Narratives and cultures of all religious traditions in India have consistently focused on the mother as a central character and agent of change. Queer Indian cinema, of the diaspora and made from …
Leaving Neverland, Jonathan Krieger
Leaving Neverland, Jonathan Krieger
Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All
Leaving Neverland is an adaptation of Peter Pan meant to take the classic story in an entirely new direction. The story is set in modern day and takes place ten years after the end of the original Peter Pan. Wendy is twenty years old and, when she returns to Neverland, Peter falls in love with her. He gives up his immortality for a chance at a love.
The story deals with the ensuing relational change between Peter and Wendy, between Peter and the Lost Boys, between Peter and Hook, and even between Peter and the Neverland universe.
As Peter grows …
The Bachelor Primetime Construction Of Romance, Fairy Tales, And Melodrama, Susan E. Beck
The Bachelor Primetime Construction Of Romance, Fairy Tales, And Melodrama, Susan E. Beck
Institute for the Humanities Theses
This thesis is centered on the reality television program The Bachelor. Presenting itself as a modem day Cinderella story, The Bachelor speaks directly to women's fantasies and their familiarity with fairy tales. In the process, women are molded into convenient and stale stereotypes. Furthermore, the show uses melodrama to create suspense as well as sensational episodes and romantic sentiments to keep the viewer tuned in. Instead of "reality" the show highlights a series of marginalized, sexualized, commodified, and pacified women who place marriage at the epicenter of their selfworth. From Queen for a Day to The Phil Donahue Show …
Sex And The City: A Postmodern Reading, Antoinette Christine Di Guglielmo
Sex And The City: A Postmodern Reading, Antoinette Christine Di Guglielmo
Theses Digitization Project
Sex and the City was a television show that aired on Home Box Office from 1998-2004. The tv show succeeded because of feminist's wanting a modern woman's drama rich in episodes about consumption, women's sexuality, financial independence, fashion and contemporary relationship dynamics. The characters captured and perpetuated just that. The modern take on the ideologies that drive women's perception of personal fulfillment, body image, consumerism, social behavior and values and romantic relationship dynamics made this tv show the phenomena that it became.
Primetime Crimes: Are Reality Television Programs "Illegal Contests" In Violation Of Federal Law, Kimberlianne Podlas
Primetime Crimes: Are Reality Television Programs "Illegal Contests" In Violation Of Federal Law, Kimberlianne Podlas
Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal
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Free Expression In Motion Pictures: Childhood Sexuality And A Satisfied Society, James E. Bristol, Iii
Free Expression In Motion Pictures: Childhood Sexuality And A Satisfied Society, James E. Bristol, Iii
Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal
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Changes In Broadcast Television: A Study Of Recent Challenges Facing The Broadcast Television Networks, Danielle Marie Newman
Changes In Broadcast Television: A Study Of Recent Challenges Facing The Broadcast Television Networks, Danielle Marie Newman
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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