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8.10 - Special Issue: Sarah Palin and the Media

Sarah Palin and the Media
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October 20, 2008

Flow Senior Editorial Staff

An introduction to our special issue.

Sarah Palin and the Media

Tigh/Roslin 2008: When Politics Turn Fictional
Emily Regan Wills / The New School for Social Research

Reading Sarah Palin
Bernadette Barker-Plummer / University of San Francisco

Rule 34 and Epic Raids: Sarah Palin as a Victim of Internet Pranksterism
Daniel Metz / University of Texas - Austin

More in this category:

• A Girl and a Gun: Photoshop Fakes Sarah Palin
  Patrick Kinsman / IUPUI
• In the Feminine Ideal, We Trust
  Janet McCabe / Manchester Metropolitan University
• Palin’s State
  John Streamas / Washington State University
• Sarah Palin: Castration as Plenitude
  Nina Power / Roehampton University
• A Politically Unbiased Report on the Satirization of “Jesus Freak” Sarah Palin and Her Hillbilly Family
  Eric Shouse/East Carolina University
• Even Mud Has The Illusion of Depth: A McLuhanesque Reading of Sarah Palin
  Ann McKinnon / Okanagen College
• Europe Signals its Concerns with Sarah: Experience, Education, and Etiquette
  M.Patrick Cullinane / University College Cork
• The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, and the Meta-Silly Season in Politics: Agenda Setting in the Contemporary Media Environment
  Jennifer Brundidge / University of Texas - Austin