...7 Jason Middleton Buffy as Femme Fatale: The Cult Heroine and ​ the Male Spectator uch scholarship on Buffy the Vampire Slayer has drawn from theo- ​Mries of fandom as a progressive mode of using and transforming popular...

... Conclusion The Free Market and the Invisible Spectator My aim in this book has been to question prevailing ideas of the market. I questioned those ideas by analyzing a particular mode of neoliberal market expansion in the 1980s and 1990s. That expansion involved inte- grating...

...2 The Yuppie Spectator In a footnote to his own brief but suggestive comments on the histor• ical consumers of postmodern art, Fredric Jameson alludes to the «meager analytical literature" on «yuppies" (1991, p. 430). Whether or...

...• CHAPTER 9 ROBERT EDELMAN THERE ARE NO RULES ON PLANET RUSSIA: POST·SOVIET SPECTATOR SPORT Before the collapse of the USSR, spectator sport was a distinctive form of Soviet popular culture. Inescapably spontaneous, spectator sport was never easy...

... Chapter 4 Absolut Queer: Cuba and its Spectators The future will have to have been one of struggle.—Raúl Castro in ‘‘The Sexual Politics of Reinaldo Arenas Jon Hillson Art can transgress death.—Julian Schnabel, New York Times Magazine...

... 16 Michael Allen Gillespie PLAYERS AND SPECTATORS Sports and Ethical Training in the American University When we think of ethical training at colleges and universities, we most likely think of one of four things: the study of ethics in the classroom, the modeling...

... the spectator. For Bergson, freedom is an expression of the whole person, a certain tonality of decision, and a powerful and intimate sympathy. It emerges from the total past and expresses a necessity higher than that of determinism, the determination of the I by the I. ...

... ideas about art. Duchamp deployed deconstructive humor and irony to engage the spectator in his work, which is evident in Tongue in Cheek on several levels, while also revealing the workings of the art market. Specifically, this chapter theorizes Duchamp’s deconstruction of identity, bringing together...

... female spectators in relation to Woodman’s work. ...

.... This chapter considers the corpus of shared cultural references conjured up at two of these events—a pageant and a musical performance—and discusses the ways that corpus was resignified in the course of improvisational interactions among performers and spectators. Finally, it looks at how the...

...-controlled television in the 1980s were driven by pedagogical impulses of national development, transnational television was also pedagogical in that it taught viewers and spectators how to become consumers. Television thus played a central role in the integration of India into the global capitalist economy...

... shaping the ways of seeing and visual rights available to actors and spectators. Invoking contemporary popular media examples and the region’s political history, the introduction argues that Israeli blindness and Palestinian invisibility are both byproducts of political denial and conditions for...

... attention by taking upon themselves the resent- ment of the slain as if it were their own (that is, by imagining it)—with whom he is principally concerned. Or, to be more precise, it is not the living as living in whom he is interested but the living as watching, observing; the living as ‘‘spectators...

...- tache goes out of control to the rhythm of the worst of words. The stands are packed with spectators. Over these forty thousand porteños some mysterious hand continuously sends flying missiles that fall between the air and the sun with the brilliance of silver leaves. Uruguayan and Argentine...

... in part been designed to suppress. This mode of spectatorship was rooted in the tension between spectacle and narrative in classical Hollywood cinema. Webb's willingness to make a spectacle of his homosexuality hindered the spectator's absorption in the diegesis, which was one of...

... “moral” in Moral Spectator- ship, and the concept of empathy that informs the model of empathetic identification introduced in this book. 230 CONCLUSION Morality’s links to spectatorship have a long history in moral philosophy. Anthony Ashley Cooper (the earl of Shaftesbury) linked moral...

... ecclesiastical hierarchy, he processed through an array of triumphal arches before the assembled crowds of spectators. Over a week, the city feted the viceroy, one highlight being an allegorical masquerade including a float of the splendid mountain of silver. Bartolomé Arzáns de Orsúa y Vela’s description of the...