Continuum: The Australian Journal of Media & Culture
Vol. 7, No. 2, 1994
Screening Cultural Studies
Edited by Tom O'Regan & Toby Miller
Contents
Toby Miller, Introducing Screening Cultural Studies: Sister Morpheme (Clark Kent - Superman's Boyfriend)
William D. Routt, Art, popular art
Charmaine McEachern, Bringing the wildman back home: television and the politics of masculinity
Joseph Roach, Material girls: Madonna and Women Beware Women
Rosemary Iwamura, Letter from Japan: from girls who dress up like boys to trussed-up porn stars—some of the contemporary heroines on the Japanese screen
Scott Bukatman, Cut-ups, white noise and cyberblitz in spectacular science fiction
Susan Bye, 'Like a schoolgirl with chocs': Bill Collins and The Golden Years of Hollywood
Lorraine Mortimer, The charm of morality: Frank Capra and his cinema
Kate Gilroy, Essaying two lovers' discourses
Gillian Leahy & Noel King, 'I'd thought for a long time that I'd make an experimental film about romantic love': an interview with Gillian Leahy about My Life Without Steve
Christa Ludlow, The reader investigates: images of crime in the colonial city
Toby Miller, Historical citizenship and the Fremantle Prison Follies: Frederick Wiseman comes to Western Australia
Roy Grundmann, Beyond certainty: new agendas for Left film criticism
Alison Griffiths, Ethnography and popular memory: postmodern configurations of Welsh identities
Tom O'Regan, Two or three things I know about meaning
Reviews
Sylvia Wang, Sound histories
Horst Ruthrof, Beyond film: Branigan's narrational world
Alec McHoul, Not a stupid as all that: the Althusserian legacy
Claire Colebrook, Nietzsche and feminism: review of Paul Patton ed., Nietzsche, Feminism and Political Theory
New: 22 November, 1995 | Now: 23 March, 2015