Inside Joss' Dollhouse
By: edited by Jane Espenson with Leah Wilson
Publisher: Smart Pop
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Dallas, TX
Language: eng
Number of pages: 257
ISBN-13: 9781935251989
Subjects: Science fiction television programs
Other titles: Inside Joss' Dollhouse, completely unauthorized, from Alpha to Rossum
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- Jane Espenson; title: Mind doesn't matter, it's the body we want : identity and the body in Dollhouse  -- Kate Rennebohm; title: Rossum's universal robots  -- Kristin Noone; title: Goliath is people! how Dollhouse took distrust to a whole new level  -- Zalina Avi; title: Joss Whedon's Dollhouse : 21st century neo-gothic  -- Peter Tupper; title: All dolled up  : twisted princes and fairytale heroines  -- Valerie Frankel; title: Redemption of Topher Brink  -- Andrew Zimmerman Jones; title: Like a boss  -- Johnathan Mason; title: Let the tide come in : how Claire is the true representation of Dollhouse's premise / Rebecca Levinger --; title: I like my scars : Claire Saunders and the narrative of flesh  -- Ian G. Klein; title: Negative space in the house : how Caroline is the vase / Susan Quilty --; title: How cancellation told the story of the Dollhouse  -- Luciana Hiromi Yamada da Silveira; title: Whose story is this, anyway? / Tami Anderson --; title: Dollhouse's future history machines  -- Kirsten Strayer; title: We're not men  -- Lillian DeRitter; title: Boyd Langdon and the fantasy of trust  -- Christopher Souza; title: What Echo's journey to self-awareness tells us about the human soul  -- Oluwafemi Morohunfola; title: What it means to mourn : Dollhouse and Aporia  -- Martin Shuster; title: More than the sum of our imprints -- Julie Hawk.