As many of the others who have posted here, I found Esposito's article on Ugly Betty a clear and interesting, though occasionally redundant, application of theory. A complexity I would love to see addressed is the fact that ABC's Ugly Betty is an international adaption of a Columbian telenovela. It seems as though there may be additional insights into how American media specifically deals with race by acknowledging the US version as a remake with a multitude of international versions to compare and contrast.
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As many of the others who have posted here, I found Esposito's article on Ugly Betty a clear and interesting, though occasionally redu...
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THIS COURSE EXAMINES VARIOUS METHODOLOGIES AND THEORIES THROUGH WHICH SCHOLARS HAVE ENGAGED TELEVISION OVER THE PAST SEVERAL DECADES. WE WIL... -
*this was going to be a core post but I find that I have a lot of discursive things I want to mention so please bear with me. I really ...
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