Lynne Joyrich

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Papers by Lynne Joyrich

Eleven Media Madness Multiple Identity (Dis)Orders in Mad Men

Duke University Press eBooks, Dec 31, 2013

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TV's Ins and Outs, or (Bat) Signals and (Caped) Crusades

Routledge eBooks, May 9, 2023

10. Written on the Screen

Duke University Press eBooks, Feb 7, 2022

Written on the Screen

Duke University Press eBooks, Feb 7, 2022

(Re)Inventing Camera Obscura

Amsterdam University Press eBooks, Dec 31, 2015

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TV Trumps

Rutgers University Press eBooks, Dec 31, 2019

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Transition, 2017

Posing as Normal?

Ryan Murphy's Queer America, 2022

Gloria Patri", Gender, and the Gulf War: A Conversation with Mary Kelly

by Lynne Joyrich and Christopher Lane

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Written on the Screen

Reframing Todd Haynes, 2022

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Give Me a Girl at an Impressionable Age and She Is Mine for Life

Elvisophilia: knowledge, pleasure, and the cult of Elvis

Differences, 1993

Eleven. Media Madness. Multiple Identity (Dis)Orders in Mad Men

Re-Viewing Reception: Television, Gender, and Postmodern Culture

1. Universal Reception 2. Good Reception? Television, Gender, and the Critical View 3. All That T... more 1. Universal Reception 2. Good Reception? Television, Gender, and the Critical View 3. All That Television Allows: TV Melodrama, Postmodernism, and Consumer Culture 4. Threats from within the Gates: Critical and Textual Hypermasculinity 5. Tube Tied: Television, Reproductive Politics, and MoonlightingOs Family Practice 6. OInto the SystemO: Television and the Cyborg Subject(ed) 7. Networking: Interlacing Feminism, Postmodernism, and Television Studies Notes Works Cited Index

(Re)InventingCamera Obscura

Inventing Film Studies, 2008

Media Madness

Mad Men, Mad World, 2013

will present some of her recent work in the study of television and culture, focusing on the awar... more will present some of her recent work in the study of television and culture, focusing on the award-winning program Mad Men. Exploring how Mad Men's multiple media positions (across television, advertising, film, and digital technologies) intersect with the program's treatment of various social positions (across categories of race, sexuality, gender, and generation), she will address issues of media, identity, and consumer culture.

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Queer Television Studies: Currents, Flows, and (Main)streams

Cinema Journal, 2014

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Feminist Enterprise? "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and the Occupation of Femininity

Cinema Journal, 1996

... Yet in rela-tion to other regular or featured female characters-the cooler Dr. Crusher, butch... more

All that Television Allows: TV Melodrama, Postmodernism and Consumer Culture

Camera Obscura: Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies, 1988

All Tha t Heaven Allows medium or its famili al base. Instead, the consol idated fam ily, with T ... more All Tha t Heaven Allows medium or its famili al base. Instead, the consol idated fam ily, with T V as its to ol, seemed to tr iumph over critical melod ram as. Mu lvey concludes th at th e swi ng to politi cal conservat ism and the reposi tioning of wo men in the home gave ord er to th e oppos itions public/private, production/ reproduction, and inside/outside whose tensi ons had propelled melodrama an d allowe d it a political dimension. Th e birth of television thu s displaced, an d seemingly even resolved, th e genre's animati ng for ce. As TV brou ght popular enterta inment into the home, nat ion al consensus tri umphed over .a potent ially opposition al melodrama. But has melodrama died ? Or ha s it been subsumed into television, engulfing the med ium as it engulfs its spectato rs and precluding its locat ion as a sepa rate category? Th is poss ibility is strikingly figured in A ll Tha t Heaven Allows as the T V screen tak es over th e cinema tic frame , enclosing Cary and the enti re melodram atic mise en scene in a haze of consumerism, impotent specta rorship, and hyperr eality associa ted with television. These are the term s of postm odern America n culture in which history, subjectivity, and reality itself flattens out into a TV image and we are left searching for signs of mean ing within an endless flow of images-a situatio n lead ing to nostalgia for past trad itions and wha t may be a backlash aga inst women's social and politi cal gains.:' In this historical scena rio, television dr aws us all, women and men, into a shared bond of consumer over presence a nd pow erless specta to rship as melodram a becomes the pr eferr ed form for TV, Camera Obscura

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Eleven Media Madness Multiple Identity (Dis)Orders in Mad Men

Duke University Press eBooks, Dec 31, 2013

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TV's Ins and Outs, or (Bat) Signals and (Caped) Crusades

Routledge eBooks, May 9, 2023

10. Written on the Screen

Duke University Press eBooks, Feb 7, 2022

Written on the Screen

Duke University Press eBooks, Feb 7, 2022

(Re)Inventing Camera Obscura

Amsterdam University Press eBooks, Dec 31, 2015