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Kellner
Legal, Hegemonic, and Resistance Narratives
Hall
Language as Representation
Lull
Hegemony needs social consent and mass media
Althusser
ISA, interpellated subject, RSA
Anderson
Imagined (Limited, Sovereign) Communities
Wasko
5 myths of Disney
Andre
Sterotypes
Risman
Gender Stratification: Individual, Interactional, and Institutional
Smith & Cook
4 key findings of women in film AND daydreamer, derailed, and daredevil.
Bird
Masculinity, homosociality, self vs hegemonic masculinity. Suboordinate masculinity too
Schrock & Schwalbe
Manhood Acts
McNamee & Miller
Meritocracy Myth, social gravity and social capitol
Marx
Idolatry of money
Goldman
Weekend → Leisure → Consumer Culture
Van Buren
War Porn. America soliders = good, enemy = bad. Americans have morals, no room for ambiguity
Place
Spiderwoman and Redeeming Woman
Grossman
Hardboiled Woman
Bennion-Nixon
Warrior Woman (4 characteristics)
Morris
White Normativity. Baseline=white. Losers and Freaks are on spectrum of white normativity
Tudor
Monstrous Feminine and Final Girl
Fuller
Feminism universalizes women’s needs/interests. Not all women want/need the same (intersectionality)
Omi and Winant
Racial formation and racial projects (Can be good and bad)
Sue et al
Microaggressions: assaults, insults, and invalidations
McIntosh
White privilege. Race has invisible advantages
Cammarota
White Savior vs White Ally. Difference is motivation
Garnets
Convergences, Divergences, and intersections of sexual orientation
Dean
Hollywood and the Gays. Mainstream, Gay/Lesbian Standpoint, and Queer Cinema
McTaggert
Stereotypes of Asians in films
Hjarvard
Mediatization of Religion. Institutional, Folk, and non-religious Religious Imagery
Goff
Religion AS pop culture; religion IN pop culture; and religion AND pop culture in dialogue
Rowe
Citizenship based on race. (Immigration section)
hooks
Meuleners