Celebrity
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Celebrity: A History of Fame
By Susan J. Douglas, Andrea McDonnellWhile television, in its early years, first reactivated minstrelsy, with Beulah (a black maid) and Amos 'n' Andy, and then, after protests against such stereotypes, ignored African Americans altogether (with the exception of a few ...
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Celebrity
By Sean RedmondIn Justin Timberlake's promotional short film for his new album, Man of the Woods (2018), we see him return to his native Canada to live freely in the mountains, streams and forests that we are told populated his childhood, which allows ...
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Celebrity
By Chris RojekMax Weber , a notable critic of unalloyed Subjectivism , none the less devised the concept of charisma to apply to special or unique qualities attributed to the individual . ? He argued that charismatic authority is , by definition ...
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Celebrity
By Terry O'Neill, AA GillThe range of Terry O'Neill's celebrity portraits is incredible. From Audrey Hepburn to Naomi Campbell, from Frank Sinatra to Kate Moss - this is a true celebration of true celebrity.
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Celebrity: Capitalism and the Making of Fame
By Milly WilliamsonThe book questions assumptions about the inevitability of the growth of celebrity culture, instead explaining how environments were created in which celebrity output flourished.
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Celebrity
By Sean RedmondThe book builds a critical story about celebrity that takes in image production, branding and marketing, the political economy of celebrity, celebrity in the everyday, identity politics, structures of feeling and narratives of damage, and ...
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Celebrity: How Entertainers Took Over the World and why We Need an Exit Strategy
By Marina HydeDoes the word celebrity sound like a fifth horseman of the apocalypse? Then this book is for you- an invaluable primer to the celebriscape, a world expanding twice as fast as the universe it inhabits.
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Celebrity
By Zuzana BubílkováCelebrity
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Celebrity: The Media as Image Makers
By James MonacoCelebrity: The Media as Image Makers
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Celebrity
By Chris RojekIn contemporary society, the cult of celebrity is inescapable. Anyone can be turned into a celebrity, and anything can be made into a celebrity event. Celebrity has become a part of everyday life, a common reference point.
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Celebrity
By Jonathan RutherfordInvestigates the world of celebrity.
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Celebrity: A History of Fame
By Susan J. Douglas, Andrea McDonnellRedmond, “Intimate Fame Everywhere,” 35. Meyrowitz, No Sense of Place, 2–3, 7. Meyrowitz, No Sense of Place, 47–48. Meyrowitz, No Sense of Place, 48. Goffman, Presentation of Self in Everyday Life, 7. Burns, Celeb 2.0, 50.
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Celebrity: A History of Fame
By Susan J. Douglas, Andrea McDonnellThis was not always the case. Over the past century, media technologies have increasingly expanded the production and proliferation of fame. Celebrity explores this revolution and its often under-estimated impact on American culture.