Twenty Years of Popular Culture Review
Stranded in the Sixties: The Politics of Mailer’s
“Armies of the Night”
Popular Culture as Religion: Faiths by Which We
Naturally Live
“Present Wherever Smart Women Assemble...”:
Images of the Housewife in American Popular Press
and Advertising
The Shopping Ritual: Images of QVC
Loud-Mouthed and Liberated: The Women of
Norman Lear
Volume 5, Number 2 * August 1994
The Persistence of Memory: Pictorial Conventions
and the Representation of Women in Contemporary
Print Media
Magic Realism: The Multicultural Literature
The ‘Curse of Immortality’: Some of the
Philosophical Implications of Bram Stoker’s
D ra c u la and Anne Rice’s In te rv ie w W ith th e
William H. Thornton
Stephen M. Johnson
Melissa Walker
Rosanne L. Hartman
and Gayle Pohl
Lynn Bartholome
Arnold S. Wolfe and
Coleen M. McNally
Michael Boccia
Stephanie R. Branson
V a m p ire
A Look at “The Body” Across the Disciplines
Shifting Paradigms for Leadership in S ta r T rek and
Cynthia Crane
Monica Johnstone
S ta r Trek: T h e N e x t G e n e ra tio n
“Star-Spangled” Idolatry
The Utopian Community of N o rth e rn
E x p o su re
The Decline of the Experience of Education
Ideological Animations: Television Programming
for (of) Children
What Happened to the Jets? Airline Posters of the
1950s and 1960s
With Music the Ammunition: Battles of the Bands
in Wichita in the 1960s
Volume 6, Number 1 V February 1995
Manliness and Militarism: Grooming Young Men
to Fight, 1870-1914
“Mad Max, Larry, and the Bard”: Hamlet Then,
and Now
E p ip sy c h id io n , A c h tu n g B a b y , and the Teaching of
Romanticism
Villains in Film: Anemic Renderings
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David Partenheimer
Jessica Johnston and
Josef Raab
John Hultsman
Pamela Steinle
Larry Weirather
Patrick J. O’Connor
Mark Moss
Bill Reeves
Atara Stein
Stuart Fischoff