Whose country music? : genre, identity, and belonging in twenty-first-century country music culture /

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New blood : critical approaches to contemporary horror /

Table of Contents: “…The making and marketing of Takashi Miike's horror reputation / Joe Hickinbottom -- Bloody muscles on VHS: when Asia extreme met the video nasties / Jonathan Wroot -- Streaming Netflix original horror: Black Mirror, Stranger Things and datafied TV horror / Matt Hills -- The digital gothic and the mainstream horror genre: uncanny vernacular creativity and adaptation / Jessica Balanzategui -- Nazi horror, reanimated: rethinking subgenres and cycles / Abigail Whittall -- Digital witness: found footage and desktop horror as post-cinematic experience / Lindsay Hallam -- Revisiting the female monster: sex and monstrosity in contemporary body horror / Eddie Falvey -- The kids are alt-right: hardcore punk, subcultural violence and contemporary American politics in Jeremy Saulnier's Green Room / Thomas Joseph Watson -- Twenty-first-century Euro-snuff: a Serbian film for the family / Neil Jackson…”
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Shakespeare's histories on screen : adaptation, race and intersectionality / by Votava, Jennie M.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: From Rodney King to Netflix's The King : adaptation and/as intersectionality in Shakespeare's histories, 1991-2019 -- 1: Through a glass darkly : race, gender, disability and Sophie Okonedo's Margaret of Anjou in The Hollow Crown : The Wars of the Roses -- 2: Two Yorks, the boy and the king of pop : colour-conscious casting and queer seriality in The Hollow Crown, Season One -- 3: The fat knight in black and white : race, disability, gender, nation, Falstaff -- 4: Straight outta Shakespeare : H4, My Own Private Idaho and the universality conundrum -- 5: Film noir, White Heat, 'Top of the World ': Loncraine's Richard III in Nazi-face -- Conclusion: Swinging the lens : Bridgerton as Shakespearean history in digital cultures.…”
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Anatomy of the superhero film / by Dudenhoeffer, Larrie, 1974-

Narratives of money & crime : neoliberalism in film, literature and popular culture /

Working-class comic book heroes : class conflict and populist politics in comics /

Table of Contents: “…The Politics of Grant Morrison's SupermanPART II. MARVEL COMICS, NETFLIX, AND THE WORKING-CLASS SUPERHERO; From the Streets to the Swamp Luke Cage, Man-Thing, and the 1970s Class Issues of Marvel Comics; "It's Just Us Here" Daredevil and the Trauma of Big Power; Jack Kirby The Not-So-Secret Identity of the Thing; Marvel's Shamrock Haunted Heroine, Working Woman, Guardian of the Galaxy; The Working-Class PI (AKA Jessica Jones) Alias as a Narrative of Quiet Desperation; About the Contributors; Index…”
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Play all : a bingewatcher's notebook / by James, Clive

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Monstrous forms : moving image horror across media / by Hart, Adam Charles

Sexuality in literature for children and young adults /

After "happily ever after" : romantic comedy in the post-romantic age /

Table of Contents: “…Addicted to Love: The Productive Pathology of the Romantic Comedy in the Netflix Series Love -- 14. Breaking Upwards: The Creative Uncoupling of Desiree Akhavan and Ingrid Jungermann -- 15. …”
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Make ours Marvel : media convergence and a comics universe /

Reclaiming popular documentary /

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