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Texting the Subject: Women, Television, and Modern Self-Reflexivity

Helen Wood Department of Sociology, University of Manchester
Pages 115-135 | Published online: 16 Aug 2006

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S. Katherine Cooper. (2019) What’s so funny? Audiences of women’s stand-up comedy and layered referential viewing: Exploring identity and power. The Communication Review 22:2, pages 91-116.
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Roland Paulsen. (2018) In the mood for obedience: Despair, cynicism, and seduction among employment service employees. Culture and Organization 24:5, pages 365-382.
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Monique Bourdage. (2014) Not just ‘another humourless bitch’: feminist fans' reception of Mad Men. Continuum 28:2, pages 164-175.
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MichaelaD. E. Meyer. (2012) New Directions in Critical Television Studies: Exploring Text, Audience, and Production in Communication Scholarship. Communication Studies 63:3, pages 263-268.
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Jingsi Wu. (2011) Enlightenment or Entertainment: The Nurturance of an Aesthetic Public Sphere Through a Popular Talent Show in China. The Communication Review 14:1, pages 46-67.
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Jingjing Li. 2022. Streaming and Screen Culture in Asia-Pacific. Streaming and Screen Culture in Asia-Pacific 197 215 .
Ewa Glapka. (2016) On a stepping-stone to cultural intelligence: Textual/discursive analyses of media reception in cultural studies. International Journal of Cultural Studies 20:1, pages 31-47.
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Danielle M. Stern. (2013) My So-Called Felicity and the City: Coming of Age with and Through Feminist Media Studies. Sexuality & Culture 17:3, pages 417-433.
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Bev SkeggsNancy ThumimHelen Wood. (2008) 'Oh goodness, I am watching reality TV'. European Journal of Cultural Studies 11:1, pages 5-24.
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Helen Wood. (2016) Television is happening. European Journal of Cultural Studies 10:4, pages 485-506.
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Helen Wood. 2007. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology.
Helen Wood. (2016) The mediated conversational floor: an interactive approach to audience reception analysis. Media, Culture & Society 29:1, pages 75-103.
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