Ruminations, peregrinations, and regenerations : a critical approach to Doctor Who / edited by Christopher J. Hansen.
Peregrinations, Ruminations, and Regenerations: A Critical Approach to Doctor Who examines the famous BBC science fiction show as a cultural artifact in dialogue with other science fiction, with politics and religion, and with the culture at large, both in terms of how it reflects and comments upon...
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| 245 | 0 | 0 | |a Ruminations, peregrinations, and regenerations : |b a critical approach to Doctor Who / |c edited by Christopher J. Hansen. |
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| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references (pages 334-364) and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Introduction : |t timely and timeless / |r Chris Hansen -- |g Who is the Doctor : |t constructing an identity. |t Who is The Doctor? : |t the meta-narrative of Doctor Who / |r Michelle Cordone and John Cordone ; |t Davies, Dawkins and Deus ex TARDIS : |t who finds god in the doctor? / |r Dee Amy-Chinn -- |g Changing (or not changing) history. |t Who needs family? : |t I've got the whole world on my shoulders : |t how the Doctor's non-domesticity interrupts history / |r Todd Comer ; |t Benevolent whogemony : |t Doctor Who and the transmedial time traveler / |r Joshua Louis Moss -- |g National and international identity. |t Rebooting and re-branding : |t the changing brands of Doctor Who's Britishness / |r Barbara Selznick ; |t Aliens of London : |t (re)reading national identity in Doctor Who / |r Matthew Jones -- |g Companions : |t gender and race. |t "But Doctor?" : |t a feminist perspective of Doctor Who / |r Richard Wallace ; |t Gender redux : |t Bionic Woman, Doctor Who and Battlestar Galactica / |r Noah McLaughlin ; |t Intergalactic girlpower : |t the gender politics of companionship in 21st century Doctor Who / |r Lee Barron ; |t Agency, action, and re-action : |t the black female presence in Doctor Who / |r Timothy Mark Robinson -- |g Intersexuality and metatextuality. |t When worlds continue : |t the doctor's adventures in fandom and metatextuality / |r Balaka Basu ; |t Cultural circulation and circularities in Doctor Who : |t bardolatry and the time vortex of intertextuality / |r Bruce Wyse -- |g Audience studies. |t Regeneration of a brand : |t the fan audience and the 2005 Doctor Who revival / |r Douglas McNaughton ; |t Squee, retcon, fanwank and the not-we : |t computer-mediated discourse and the online audience for NuWho / |r Brigid Cherry ; |t The moral economy of Doctor Who : |t forgiving fans and the objects of their devotion / |r Joshua Vasquez ; |t Doctor Who fan videos, YouTube, and the public sphere / |r Jeremy Sarachan -- |g Other considerations. |t Towards a definition of satire in Doctor Who / |r Andrew O'Day ; |t The suffering of the skin : |t the uncanny nature of the cybermen in the Russell T. Davies era of Doctor Who / |r James Rose ; |t Interference, the Doctor, and the good life / |r Courtland Lewis ; |t Author who? : |t masterplanners, scribermen, and script doctors, the producers, writers, and script editors of Doctor Who / |r Tom Steward -- |g Contributors -- |g Bibliography -- |g Notes -- |g Index. |
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