Contexts of Expression
The ways in which mediated expression interacts with its social
and cultural contexts both reflects and transforms those contexts. In the
interaction between performance, media, and identity, boundaries are transgressed,
resulting in diasporic identity formation, creation of virtual space, cultural
anxiety, aesthetic hybridity, and new media policy making. (The public performance
of identity is rarely uncontested; thus, countervailing forces such as the
state, the market, and social movements, may constrain or privilege particular
expressive processes and products.)
New Media Policy (1)
- R. Anderson Sutton. Local, global, or national? Popular
music on Indonesian television. (PDF)
- R. Anderson Sutton. Seni Reformasi? Performance live
and mediated in post-Suharto Indonesia. (PDF)
- Hemant Shah. Communication and nation building: Comparing
U.S. models of ethnic assimilation and "Third World" modernization. Gazette,
65, 165-181. (PDF)
- Hemant Shah. "Portable culture" and diasporic
identities: Globalization, mass media, and the Asian community in Uganda.
(PDF)
- Shanti Kumar. Planet TV. Introduction (with Lisa Parks)
and Is anything called global television studies? (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Connections and differences: Spatial
dimensions of television history. Film & History, 30. 50-61.
(PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Dynasty in drag. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Feminine desire in the age of satellite
television. Journal of Communication, 55-70. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. The future of Chinese cinema: Some lessons
from Hong Kong and Taiwan. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Gatekeeping in the neo-network era.
(Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Images of trust, economies of suspicion:
Hong Kong Media after 1997. Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television,
18, 281-294. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Industry on fire: The cultural economy
of Hong Kong media. Post Script, 19, 28-51. (PDF)
- Shanti Kumar and Michael Curtin. "Made in India":
In between music television and patriarchy. Television & New Media,
3, 345-366. (PDF)
- Christopher Anderson and Michael Curtin. Mapping the
ethereal city: Chicago television, the FCC, and the politics of place. Quarterly
Review of Film & Video, 16, 289-305. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Media capitals: Cultural geographies
of global TV. In Olsson and Spigel (Eds.) The persistence of television:
Critical approaches to television studies. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. On edge: Culture industries in the neo-network
era. (Book chapter. ) (PDF)
Aesthetic Hybridity (2)
- R. Anderson Sutton. "Traditional" performing
arts on modern Indonesian television: New images of the local. (PDF)
- R. Anderson Sutton. Local, global, or national? Popular
music on Indonesian television. (PDF)
- R. Anderson Sutton. Killing me softly? Love and death
in Korean (and Indonesian) music videos. (HTML)
- R. Anderson Sutton. Popularizing
the indigenous or indigenizing the popular? Television, video, and fusion
music in Indonesia. (PDF)
- Tomislav Longinovic. Yugoslavism and its discontents:
A cultural post-mortem. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Tomislav Longinovic. Fearful asymmetries: A manifesto
of cultural translation. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Tomislav Longinovic. Music wars: Blood and song at the
end of Yugoslavia. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Tomislav Longinovic. Vampires like us: Gothic imaginary
and "the serbs." (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Shanti Kumar. Planet TV. Introduction (with Lisa Parks)
and Is anything called global television studies? (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Sweet comrades: Historical identities
and popular culture. Chapter 15 in Chou and McIntyre (Eds.) In search
of boundaries. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Feminine desire in the age of satellite
television. Journal of Communication, 55-70. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. The future of Chinese cinema: Some lessons
from Hong Kong and Taiwan. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Shanti Kumar and Michael Curtin. "Made in India":
In between music television and patriarchy. Television & New Media,
3, 345-366. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Media capitals: Cultural geographies
of global TV. In Olsson and Spigel (Eds.) The persistence of television:
Critical approaches to television studies. (PDF)
- Peggy Choy. Dancing outside the American dream: History
and politics of Asian dance in America. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
Cultural Anxiety (3)
- R. Anderson Sutton. Local, global, or national? Popular
music on Indonesian television. (PDF)
- R. Anderson Sutton. Killing me softly? Love and death
in Korean (and Indonesian) music videos. (HTML)
- R. Anderson Sutton. Seni Reformasi? Performance live
and mediated in post-Suharto Indonesia. (PDF)
- Hemant Shah. "Asian culture" and Asian American
identities in U.S. television and film. (PDF)
- Tomislav Longinovic. Yugoslavism and its discontents:
A cultural post-mortem. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Tomislav Longinovic. Fearful asymmetries: A manifesto
of cultural translation. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Tomislav Longinovic. Music wars: Blood and song at the
end of Yugoslavia. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Tomislav Longinovic. Vampires like us: Gothic imaginary
and "the serbs." (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Sweet comrades: Historical identities
and popular culture. Chapter 15 in Chou and McIntyre (Eds.) In search
of boundaries. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Connections and differences: Spatial
dimensions of television history. Film & History, 30. 50-61.
(PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Feminine desire in the age of satellite
television. Journal of Communication, 55-70. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Images of trust, economies of suspicion:
Hong Kong Media after 1997. Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television,
18, 281-294. (PDF)
- Shanti Kumar and Michael Curtin. "Made in India":
In between music television and patriarchy. Television & New Media,
3, 345-366. (PDF)
- Christopher Anderson and Michael Curtin. Mapping the
ethereal city: Chicago television, the FCC, and the politics of place. Quarterly
Review of Film & Video, 16, 289-305. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Media capitals: Cultural geographies
of global TV. In Olsson and Spigel (Eds.) The persistence of television:
Critical approaches to television studies. (PDF)
- Peggy Choy. Return the islands back to the people: A
legacy of struggle and resistence in Ka Pae'aina. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Peggy Choy. Dancing outside the American dream: History
and politics of Asian dance in America. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
Virtual Space (4)
- R. Anderson Sutton. "Traditional" performing
arts on modern Indonesian television: New images of the local. (PDF)
- R. Anderson Sutton. Killing me softly? Love and death
in Korean (and Indonesian) music videos. (HTML)
- Shanti Kumar. Planet TV. Introduction (with Lisa Parks)
and Is anything called global television studies? (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Sweet comrades: Historical identities
and popular culture. Chapter 15 in Chou and McIntyre (Eds.) In search
of boundaries. (PDF)
Diaspora (5)
- Hemant Shah. Communication and cross-cultural adaptation
paterns among Asian Indians. International Journal of Intercultural
Relations, 15, 311-321. (PDF)
- Hemant Shah. "Asian culture" and Asian American
identities in U.S. television and film. (PDF)
- Hemant Shah. Race, nation, and
citizenship: Asian Indians and the idea of whiteness in the U.S. press,
1906-1923. The Howard Journal of Communications, 10, 249-267.
(PDF)
- Hemant Shah. "Portable culture" and diasporic
identities: Globalization, mass media, and the Asian community in Uganda.
(PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Sweet comrades: Historical identities
and popular culture. Chapter 15 in Chou and McIntyre (Eds.) In search
of boundaries. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. The future of Chinese cinema: Some lessons
from Hong Kong and Taiwan. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Shanti Kumar and Michael Curtin. "Made in India":
In between music television and patriarchy. Television & New Media,
3, 345-366. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Media capitals: Cultural geographies
of global TV. In Olsson and Spigel (Eds.) The persistence of television:
Critical approaches to television studies. (PDF)
- Peggy Choy. Return the islands back to the people: A
legacy of struggle and resistence in Ka Pae'aina. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Peggy Choy. Dancing outside the American dream: History
and politics of Asian dance in America. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
National Development (6)
- Hemant Shah. Communication and nation building: Comparing
U.S. models of ethnic assimilation and "Third World" modernization. Gazette,
65, 165-181. (PDF)
- Hemant Shah. Race, nation, and
citizenship: Asian Indians and the idea of whiteness in the U.S. press,
1906-1923. The Howard Journal of Communications, 10, 249-267.
(PDF)
- Hemant Shah. "Portable culture" and diasporic
identities: Globalization, mass media, and the Asian community in Uganda.
(PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Connections and differences: Spatial
dimensions of television history. Film & History, 30. 50-61.
(PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Images of trust, economies of suspicion:
Hong Kong Media after 1997. Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television,
18, 281-294. (PDF)
- Michael Curtin. Industry on fire: The cultural economy
of Hong Kong media. Post Script, 19, 28-51. (PDF)
- Christopher Anderson and Michael Curtin. Mapping the
ethereal city: Chicago television, the FCC, and the politics of place. Quarterly
Review of Film & Video, 16, 289-305. (PDF)
- Peggy Choy. Return the islands back to the people: A
legacy of struggle and resistence in Ka Pae'aina. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
- Peggy Choy. Dancing outside the American dream: History
and politics of Asian dance in America. (Book chapter.) (PDF)
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Choy | Michael Curtin
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Kumar | Tomislav Longinovic
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