The Simpsons did it!
Subtitle: postmodernity in yellow
By: edited by Martin Tschiggerl & Thomas Walach
Publisher: Ferstl & Perz Verlag
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Vienna
Language: eng
Number of pages: 288
ISBN-13: 9783902803139
Subjects: Television series; History and criticism; Postmodernism; Simpsons (Television program)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Lisa Simpson as the voice of double-coded critiques of contemporary society  -- Angela Meyer; title: Vests, monorails, "Springs" and Kwik-E-Marts : music as political discourse in The Simpsons  -- Benjamin Franz -- Faith and laughter : a postmodern view of religion in The Simpsons / -- John W. Heeren, Salvador Jimenez Murguia; title: The Simpsons and television self reflexivity as critique  -- Eric Pellerin; title: No Homer-Society : some explorations on Springfield capitalism  -- Martin Gloger; title: Listening to yellow : music and musicians as heard and seen in The Simpsons  -- Tom Zlabinger; title: "Hmm...abortions for some, miniature American flags for others" : The Simpsons, cultural memory, and the unpaid labor behind "Oogle Goggles"  -- Joseph H. Herrera; title: Slashing The Simpsons : Apu, Lisa, and the fictionalization of academic discourse -- Brett Jordan Schmoll.