Volume 15.1 | spring 2005
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Table of Contents
Introduction Felicia F. Campbell, Mindy Hutchings Still Dreaming of Africa: Hollywood and the Hallucinatory Power of Kenya Richard A. Voeltz The Ethos of Cool vs. the Ethos of Chill: Generation Y and the Waning of Affect Steven Carter Pastoral Dreams in Innisfree, Ireland U.S.A.: A Re-examination of John Ford's The Quiet Man Robert Sickels Dan De Quille and the Scientific Hoax as a Technology of Resistance Lynda Walsh Bombs Away and Smash Hits at Home Jacqueline Foertsch Shopping as an Entertainment Experience Mark Moss Losing Himself in the Music: Will the Real Marshall Mathers Please Stand Up G. Christopher Williams 'In other people’s mouths’: Dialogic Interaction in Rick Moody’s The Black Veil: A Memoir with Digressions William Petty STARS AND STRIPES OF CORRUPTION: Dead Kennedys ’ Subversive Critiqueof the Reagan Administration and Fundamentalist Religion in the 1980s Dennis Russell Carpenter Trio: One Piece of the Formula: The Hawksian Women in the Films of John Carpenter J. Robert Craig Invasion of the Individual: John Carpenter's Modernization of the Myth of Identity-Theft in The Thing, Prince of Darkness, and They Live Shea G. Craig The Bogey Man Will Get You: Origins of Evil in the Films of John Carpenter B.R. Smith The Language of COPS Milford A. Jeremiah | ||||
