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Moreman, Shane T.: Aiello, Alexandra J.: Prime-time television´s first white, female U.S. president: Gender and race discourses of a feminist media artifact. [2020]
Somani, Indira S.: Doshi, Marissa J.: "That's not real India": Responses to women's portrayals in Indian soap operas. [2016]
Thiel-Stern, Shayla: Mazzarella, Sharon R.: Hains, Rebecca C.: "We didn't have adventures like that": The lure of adventure stories and courageous females for girls growing up in the United States during the Mid-20th century. [2014]
Marchi, Regina: With Facebook, blogs, and fake news, teens reject journalistic "objectivity". [2012]
Merskin, Debra: A boyfriend to die for: Edward Cullen as compensated psychopath in Stephanie Meyer's Twilight. [2011]
Pierson, David P.: Evidential bodies: The forensic and abject gazes in C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation. [2010]
Harry, Joseph C.: Cheaters. "Real" reality television as melodramatic parody. [2008]
Ketchum, Cheri: The essence of cooking shows: How the food network constructs consumer fantasies. [2005]
Zehnder, Sean M.: Calvert, Sandra L.: Between the hero and the shadow: Developmental differences in adolescents' perceptions and understanding of mythic themes in film. [2004]
Peixoto Labre, Magdala: Duke, Lisa: Nothing like a brisk walk and a spot of demon slaughter to make a girl's night: The construction of the female hero in the Buffy video game. [2004]
DeRose, Justin: Fuersich, Elfriede: Haskins, Ekaterina V.: Pop (up) goes the Blind Date: Supertextual constraints on "reality" television. [2003]
Kraidy, Ute Sartorius: Sunny days on Sesame Street? Multiculturalism and resistance postmodernism. [2002]
Westerfelhaus, Robert: Combs, Teresa A.: Criminal investigations and spiritual quests: The X-Files as an example of hegemonic concordance in a mass-mediated society. [1998]
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