Television Sitcom and Cultural Crisis
Herausgeber: Classen, Chandler L.; Holladay, Holly Willson
Television Sitcom and Cultural Crisis
Herausgeber: Classen, Chandler L.; Holladay, Holly Willson
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Television Sitcom and Cultural Crisis demonstrates that television comedies are conduits through which we might resist normative ways of thinking about cultural crises.
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Television Sitcom and Cultural Crisis demonstrates that television comedies are conduits through which we might resist normative ways of thinking about cultural crises.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 168
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm
- Gewicht: 453g
- ISBN-13: 9781032699592
- ISBN-10: 1032699590
- Artikelnr.: 70151789
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 168
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm
- Gewicht: 453g
- ISBN-13: 9781032699592
- ISBN-10: 1032699590
- Artikelnr.: 70151789
Holly Willson Holladay is Associate Professor of Media Studies at Missouri State University, USA. Chandler L. Classen is a doctoral candidate in Communication at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA.
Introduction: Humor and/in Crisis Part I: Systems and Institutions 1.
"Quiet Quitters": Detectorists, Hobbies and Resistance to Neoliberal
Capitalism 2. Laughing to Keep from Crying at Abbott Elementary: Humor's
Potential in the Teacher Demoralization Crisis 3. The Struggle is Real and
It's Hilarious: The Crisis of Choice in Workin' Moms 4. Comedy at Cloud 9:
Union Dynamics and Corporate Critique in Superstore 5. Veep, Tragicomedy,
and the Perpetual Crisis of American Democracy Part II: Identity and
Representation 6. Never Have I Ever...Challenged Whiteness 7. "Poor People
Can't Afford to Quit Their Jobs to Make Things Better": Working Class
Crisis in The Conners 8. "No, the World Is Ending Because of Me": Satire,
Neoliberal Crises, and the Millennial Female Subject in Search Party Part
III: Speculation and Futurism 9. "It's Better Than Not Trying, Right?":
The Good Place and Humor in the Durative Present 10. The Crisis of
Technological Reliance and the Spectacle of Authority: Avenue 5's Ironic
Depiction of Technology 11. Kinship at the End of the World: Apocalyptic
Media and The Last Man on Earth as a Manifesto for Life in Eco-Crisis
"Quiet Quitters": Detectorists, Hobbies and Resistance to Neoliberal
Capitalism 2. Laughing to Keep from Crying at Abbott Elementary: Humor's
Potential in the Teacher Demoralization Crisis 3. The Struggle is Real and
It's Hilarious: The Crisis of Choice in Workin' Moms 4. Comedy at Cloud 9:
Union Dynamics and Corporate Critique in Superstore 5. Veep, Tragicomedy,
and the Perpetual Crisis of American Democracy Part II: Identity and
Representation 6. Never Have I Ever...Challenged Whiteness 7. "Poor People
Can't Afford to Quit Their Jobs to Make Things Better": Working Class
Crisis in The Conners 8. "No, the World Is Ending Because of Me": Satire,
Neoliberal Crises, and the Millennial Female Subject in Search Party Part
III: Speculation and Futurism 9. "It's Better Than Not Trying, Right?":
The Good Place and Humor in the Durative Present 10. The Crisis of
Technological Reliance and the Spectacle of Authority: Avenue 5's Ironic
Depiction of Technology 11. Kinship at the End of the World: Apocalyptic
Media and The Last Man on Earth as a Manifesto for Life in Eco-Crisis
Introduction: Humor and/in Crisis Part I: Systems and Institutions 1.
"Quiet Quitters": Detectorists, Hobbies and Resistance to Neoliberal
Capitalism 2. Laughing to Keep from Crying at Abbott Elementary: Humor's
Potential in the Teacher Demoralization Crisis 3. The Struggle is Real and
It's Hilarious: The Crisis of Choice in Workin' Moms 4. Comedy at Cloud 9:
Union Dynamics and Corporate Critique in Superstore 5. Veep, Tragicomedy,
and the Perpetual Crisis of American Democracy Part II: Identity and
Representation 6. Never Have I Ever...Challenged Whiteness 7. "Poor People
Can't Afford to Quit Their Jobs to Make Things Better": Working Class
Crisis in The Conners 8. "No, the World Is Ending Because of Me": Satire,
Neoliberal Crises, and the Millennial Female Subject in Search Party Part
III: Speculation and Futurism 9. "It's Better Than Not Trying, Right?":
The Good Place and Humor in the Durative Present 10. The Crisis of
Technological Reliance and the Spectacle of Authority: Avenue 5's Ironic
Depiction of Technology 11. Kinship at the End of the World: Apocalyptic
Media and The Last Man on Earth as a Manifesto for Life in Eco-Crisis
"Quiet Quitters": Detectorists, Hobbies and Resistance to Neoliberal
Capitalism 2. Laughing to Keep from Crying at Abbott Elementary: Humor's
Potential in the Teacher Demoralization Crisis 3. The Struggle is Real and
It's Hilarious: The Crisis of Choice in Workin' Moms 4. Comedy at Cloud 9:
Union Dynamics and Corporate Critique in Superstore 5. Veep, Tragicomedy,
and the Perpetual Crisis of American Democracy Part II: Identity and
Representation 6. Never Have I Ever...Challenged Whiteness 7. "Poor People
Can't Afford to Quit Their Jobs to Make Things Better": Working Class
Crisis in The Conners 8. "No, the World Is Ending Because of Me": Satire,
Neoliberal Crises, and the Millennial Female Subject in Search Party Part
III: Speculation and Futurism 9. "It's Better Than Not Trying, Right?":
The Good Place and Humor in the Durative Present 10. The Crisis of
Technological Reliance and the Spectacle of Authority: Avenue 5's Ironic
Depiction of Technology 11. Kinship at the End of the World: Apocalyptic
Media and The Last Man on Earth as a Manifesto for Life in Eco-Crisis