We Love Media Criticism
A group blog for Introduction to Media Criticism at NYU, Fall 2009.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Queer Housewife Bethany
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So after watching the "horror" version of the trailer for Pretty Woman I found a whole bunch of vids that were made using other p...
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Double Vision
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One of Will Ferrell's most well known characters during his time on Saturday Night Live was Alex Trebek. As Trebek, he hosted a parody v...
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Mia Thermopolis to Princess Mia of Genovia
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I really enjoyed the reading on Postmodernism because I found that it was something that our generation can easily relate to. There are so m...
The Malleable Image and Identity in Postmoderism
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In this postmodern society, we have adopted the idea that “the body is imagined to be easily transformed” (Sturken & Cartwright 326). T...
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Hyperrealism
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According to Sturken and Cartwright, "A hyperreal text is one that seems to be saying, "this is real, take note of that!" Th...
Walt Whitman Wants You To Buy New Jeans
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By discussing Cindy Sherman's photography, Sturken & Cartwright mention that "nostalgic references to other historical periods ...
One more!!!
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Okay, so I finished my other blog post and put on this Xeno and Oaklander CD I bought today, and HOLY CRAP is this not total pastiche soundi...
Alter-Modern and The Return of The Real
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Recent discussions about the state of post-modernism have struggled to determine its relevance today. While several theorists and historians...
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Switched On Bach
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One work (of course from me, a musical one) that I was reminded of while reading the Sturken and Cartwright chapter was Wendy/Walter Carlos...
Girl Talk & The "Remix Culture"
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Sturken and Cartwright claim that "postmodern styles have emerged...through a redefinition of authorship and the relationship of produc...
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Postmodern Body & Pop Icons
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In this chapter, Sturken & Cartwright refer to the "issues of identity and the postmodern body," (p.326). They claim that the ...
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The Post Modern Body
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Sturken and Cartwright discuss the postmodern body in Chapter 7, and how it is one that can be easily transformed. The post modern body ha...
Thoroughly Modern Cindy
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Sturken and Cartwright mention photographer Cindy Sherman as an example of reflexivity--a style in modernism which is the "self-awarene...
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PS
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I just remembered this website that has a bunch of 30-second parodies of well known films..re-enacted by bunnies. They are pretty funny. htt...
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10 Things I Hate About You Parody
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While reading Sturken and Cartwright's discussion of parodies in chapter 8, I immediately thought of Not Another Teen Movie , a 2001 p...
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Nikki S. Lee
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I am a big fan of the artist Nikki S. Lee, who's profiled in Chapter 7 (pp. 324-325). She's an NYU alumn and, by the way, does NOT i...
Zero To Hero
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Sturken and Cartwright explain that the goal of Postmodernism is to look at the “values that underlie all systems of thought and thus to ...
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
The non-reunion reunion on Curb Your Enthusiasm
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The chapter "Postmodernism, Indie Media, and Popular Culture" shows that there is no definition for postmodernism that can be s...
Gazes of Lady Gaga vs. Farrah Fawcett
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What struck me the most out of Sturken and Cartwright's chapter entitled, Modernity: Spectatorship, Power, and Knowledge , was the conc...
The Gaze and the Other
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Nowadays, the “other” is still highly represented in the media, specifically in advertisements where “ads attach notions of exoticism to the...
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