Pushing Daisies was a unique network television show. This collection of 10 essays addresses the quirky, off-beat elements that made the show a popular success, as well as fodder for scholarly inquiry. Divided into three main sections, the essays address the themes of difference, the placement of the series within a larger philosophical context, and the role of gender on the show. A consideration of Pushing Daisies' unique style and aesthetics is a consistent source of interest across these international and interdisciplinary scholarly critiques.
Pushing Daisies was a unique network television show. This collection of 10 essays addresses the quirky, off-beat elements that made the show a popular success, as well as fodder for scholarly inquiry. Divided into three main sections, the essays address the themes of difference, the placement of the series within a larger philosophical context, and the role of gender on the show. A consideration of Pushing Daisies' unique style and aesthetics is a consistent source of interest across these international and interdisciplinary scholarly critiques.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alissa Burger is an associate professor of English and Director of Student Success at Culver-Stockton College in Canton, Missouri.
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Table of Contents Introduction ALISSA BURGER Part One: Television, Difference, and Pushing Daisies 1. Spectacular Collision/Collusion: Genre, "Quality," and Contemporary Drama LORNA JOWETT 2. Pushing Daisies Away: Community Through Isolation MATT DAUPHIN 3. Often Invisible: Disability in Pushing Daisies CHRISTINE GARBETT Part Two: Philosophy and Pushing Daisies 4. Consuming Grief and Eating LAURA ANH WILLIAMS 5. "Neophobic Ned Needs Neoteny": Neuroses and Child's Play ANN-GEE LEE 6. "Here Lies Dwight, Here Lies His Gun. He Was Bad, Now He's Done": On Justice and Schadenfreude CHRISTINE ANGELA KNOOP 7. "It's a Destiny Thing-Enjoy It!": Free Will and Determinism in Bryan Fuller's Series PATRICK GILL Part Three: Gender and Pushing Daisies 8. The Queer, Quirky World of Pushing Daisies DANIEL FARR 9. Sweet Talk in The Pie Hole: Language, Intimacy, and Public Space TARA K. PARMITER 10. Fashion, Femininity, and the 1950s: Costume and Identity Negotiation in Pushing Daisies ALISSA BURGER About the Contributors Index
Table of Contents Introduction ALISSA BURGER Part One: Television, Difference, and Pushing Daisies 1. Spectacular Collision/Collusion: Genre, "Quality," and Contemporary Drama LORNA JOWETT 2. Pushing Daisies Away: Community Through Isolation MATT DAUPHIN 3. Often Invisible: Disability in Pushing Daisies CHRISTINE GARBETT Part Two: Philosophy and Pushing Daisies 4. Consuming Grief and Eating LAURA ANH WILLIAMS 5. "Neophobic Ned Needs Neoteny": Neuroses and Child's Play ANN-GEE LEE 6. "Here Lies Dwight, Here Lies His Gun. He Was Bad, Now He's Done": On Justice and Schadenfreude CHRISTINE ANGELA KNOOP 7. "It's a Destiny Thing-Enjoy It!": Free Will and Determinism in Bryan Fuller's Series PATRICK GILL Part Three: Gender and Pushing Daisies 8. The Queer, Quirky World of Pushing Daisies DANIEL FARR 9. Sweet Talk in The Pie Hole: Language, Intimacy, and Public Space TARA K. PARMITER 10. Fashion, Femininity, and the 1950s: Costume and Identity Negotiation in Pushing Daisies ALISSA BURGER About the Contributors Index
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