Titlebook: Racial and Ethnic Identities in the Media; Eleftheria Arapoglou,Yiorgos Kalogeras,Jopi Nyman Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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The Good, the Bad, and the Blog: Reconsidered Readings of Cuban Blogging of literary art and digital social media. This infrequently considered perspective suggests how the emerging blog may increasingly build on and extend literary genealogies as a dynamic alternative form of life-based literary production.

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All My Sons: , and the Cinematic Representation of the Italian-American Family concludes with a study of how Coppola skillfully brings to the forefront the hybrid nature of the Corleone family, marked by overwhelming love and fear, in order to cast doubts on the political order of the Nixon era—an era in which private and public interests clashed.

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The Sexy Aging Black Woman in US Advertisements: From Aunt Jemima to the Pro-Age Campaignsuccess. While these images are at a risk of being “white-washed,” subjected to the triple jeopardy/discrimination of race, gender and age, Fuerst makes a case for the recovery of older black women’s bodies in these advertising campaigns.

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Difference, Diversity, and the Discourse(s) of Color: Rereading Colorism in the Black Pressent to which light skin gets commodified and discourses of skin color are entangled with a capitalist beauty industry, even in African-American magazines that pride themselves for celebrating Black beauty in all its shades.

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The Red Atlantic: Travelling Debatesbetween Europeans and the indigenous populations of the Americas is a quintessential example of “traveling theory.” It discusses diverse cultural and historical materials telling of the transnational flow of ideas around the figure of the Indian and the multifaceted encounters among various linguist

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Stand-Up Comedy, Beyond the Stage: Mediated Ethnicity, Sexuality, and Citizenshiprt form based on both the textual analysis of comedic material, and on the impact of this material throughout mediated means. He engages in the use of existent theoretical approaches based on the stand-up comedy genre, in connection with mediated expressions pertaining to queer ethnicity, sexuality,

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The Good, the Bad, and the Blog: Reconsidered Readings of Cuban Blogginghe blog ., as a politicized citizen journalist. Deconstructing this view, this chapter by Miranda calls for more nuanced literary readings of the Cuban blogosphere. Through close reading of blog posts by Sánchez, by novelist and poet Wendy Guerra, author of the blog ., and screenwriter, director, an