Politics and popular culture
By: edited by Leah A. Murray
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Newcastle upon Tyne
Language: eng
Number of pages: 196
ISBN-13: 9781443822596
Subjects: Politics and culture; Political aspects; Popular culture; Technological innovations; Politics in literature; Politics in motion pictures; Communication in politics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Hollywood politics: the popular culture factor in 21st century politics / Leah A. Murray; title: Person of the year: Obama, joker, capitalism, schizophrenia / Gerry Canavan; title: The postmodern presidency / John Freie; title: Lost in America: in search of a social contract / Scott McDermott; title: A faith unyielding: conservative and liberal philosophies in Post 9/11 and revealed in Battlestar Galactica and 24 / Hugo Torres; title: Democracy indicted: the case for political judgment found in Battlestar Galactica / Leah A. Murray; title: Presidential debated in infotainment era / Jeffrey Crouch and Richard Semiatin; title: Profits and protest: the cultural commodification of the residential image / Lilly Goren and Justin Vaughn; title: Entertainment media and the youth vote / Gwendelyn Nisbett and Lindsey Harvell; title: PoliticalTube: the impact of YouTube on politics / LaChrystal Ricke; title: Alias America: 9/11 and the televisual quest for a national identity / Karen K. Burrows; title: Paranoia and preemptive violence in 24 / Jacobus Verheul; title: Michael Moore's documentaries: popular politics with a vengence / Betty Kaklamanidou; title: The eulogy effect: the impact of a candidate's death on media coverage during campaigns / Chapman Rackaway, Kevin Anderson, Michael A. Smith and Ryan Sisson.