Leaving Springfield: The Simpsons and the Possibility of Oppositional Culture (Contemporary Approaches to Film and Television)
by Kevin J. H. Dettmar, Douglas Rushkoff, John Alberti, Vincent Brook, David L.. G. Arnold, Kurt M. Koeingsberger, Megan Mullen, Valerie Weilunn Chow, Robert Sloane, William J. Savage, Mick Broderick, Duncan Stewart Beard
Leaving Springfield explores The Simpsons as a subject of critical study, focusing on its relationship to oppositional culture. Written by a range of contributors, this volume offers varied perspectives on the influential animated television series within contemporary film and television scholarship.
About This Book
Leaving Springfield examines The Simpsons through the lens of oppositional culture and contemporary media studies.
This scholarly volume brings together contributions from multiple authors, offering a range of perspectives on the television series.
As part of the Contemporary Approaches to Film and Television series, the book situates its subject within critical discussions of popular screen culture.
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